Nazara Top Deck Shuffle: Founder Mittersain Steps Down As MD; Caratlane’s Sacheti Takes Executive Role

Listed gaming major Nazara Technologies announced a major leadership reshuffle today, highlighted by founder Nitish Mittersain stepping down as the…

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Nazara Top Deck Shuffle: Founder Mittersain Steps Down As MD; Caratlane’s Sacheti Takes Executive Role

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Nazara founder Nitish Mittersain steps down as MD after nearly 27 years business-standard.com
Nazara founder Nitish Mittersain steps down as MD economictimes.indiatimes.com

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