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Is Rahul Bhatia's IndiGo a house divided?
Partner Rakesh Gangwal’s exit has given the co-founder and now managing director a chance to leave his imprint on India’s largest airline. Much will depend on how Bhatia handles IndiGo’s HR crisis.
19 April, 2022•15 min
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