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The three tests for India’s corporate boards in 2026: Geopolitics, AI and family feuds

From airline crises to family feuds, boardroom turbulence highlights the pressing need for proactive governance and strategic oversight.

SubscriberWrites: The art of dividing the family silver

India’s most enduring business families offer an unexpected lesson in succession: preserving an inheritance does not always mean keeping it intact.

The Tata boardroom battle feels personal in Mumbai

Whether it’s art, sport, health, education, power, or hospitality—everyone in Mumbai has had a bit of Tata in their lives, one way or another.

Tata Sons’ last boardroom battle took 4 years. This one doesn’t have to

We studied 5,491 oppression and mismanagement cases filed before the NCLT since 2020 and found that about 51 per cent of such cases remain pending even after five years.

Tata boardroom war draws global media scrutiny; and how a Nagaland film has found a place in world cinema

BBC reports on how film from Nagaland has quietly found its place in global conversation and been awarded at the Toronto International Film Festival for its 'refreshing perspective'.

Tata Sons vs Tata Trusts—battle for Bombay House is really about moral authority

The Tatas are too important to India for the whole group to be paralysed because of one man’s (Noel Tata’s) hostility to another man (N Chandrasekaran).

Why Tata Trusts’ Chandrasekaran challenge goes back to the Supreme Court’s 2021 Mistry ruling

The dispute over N Chandrasekaran’s reappointment turns on Article 121, the same Tata Sons provision that was at heart of Cyrus Mistry’s legal battle.

The drama behind Tata Sons. How Cyrus Mistry was ousted as chair

In ‘From the Trenches’, Abhishek Singhvi and Satyajit Sarna outline the legal strategy behind the Cyrus Mistry versus Tata Sons case, which went on to redefine Indian corporate battles.

Tata Sons needs a public listing, not a reprieve

Listing Tata Sons will bring much-needed market scrutiny to major group investments like Air India while aiding all stakeholders.

RBI said to have rejected Tata Sons’ request to avoid an IPO

Tata Sons sought a waiver from listing, which would subject the holding company to tighter regulatory oversight and greater disclosure requirements.

On Camera

Rupee slide tests RBI’s multiple defenses as record low nears

The currency is 0.2% away from its weakest level of 96.97 rupee against the dollar touched in May.

Twist in Vizag spy racket case: Pakistani women operatives, social media avatars, honey-trapped navymen

Busting espionage ring targeting Eastern Naval Command leads investigators into honeytrap web across social media platforms; Navy personnel snared by Pakistani woman operatives.

India has always been a hard state under Gandhian cover. Nehru to Modi, leaders have reinforced it

Modern India might have been conjured up in the image of Gandhi. But India was never a Gandhian state. Founders of the Republic, be it Nehru or Patel, nursed zero such notions.