TNPL ED (Operations) and CRO resigns due to personal reasons
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Mr. Yogendra Kumar Varshney has resigned as Executive Director (Operations) and Chief Risk Officer of Tamil Nadu Newsprint & Papers Ltd due to personal reasons, effective 27th June 2026. He had been with the company for about 13 months. No material reasons were disclosed beyond personal ones. The company has not yet announced a replacement.
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