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Five pivotal figures shaping the battle for $185 billion Tata Group

Surrounding Noel Tata and Nataranjan Chandrasekaran is a cast of characters which has not been in the spotlight as much but played key roles, and will be pivotal in how it is resolved.

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).

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.

A new PRICE-Tata report proves India’s big 6 cities aren’t where the real money is

Report supports broader argument that headline figures or national aggregates can conceal sharply different realities at city level, something seen in housing sales figures as well.

From 0 contracts to 400 Apache fuselages, the two-decade journey of Tata’s defence arm TASL

The journey to 400th fuselage for Apache, regarded as one of the most advanced & combat-proven attack helicopters in its class, began with India signing contract for 22 Apaches in 2015.

Ruto ousts Tata from century-old soda-ash mineral operation in Kenya

The president said he asked a unit of the firm 'to pack & go' because it has been exporting soda ash instead of processing the mineral locally to make glass & chemicals.

Tata gets regulatory relief, clearing path for chairman search

The relief comes as a boost at a time of heightened leadership uncertainty triggered by Natarajan Chandrasekaran’s unexpected decision to step down as chairman of Tata Sons Pvt.

TATA signs agreement for Javelin ‘co-production’ in India, numbers for anti-tank missile to ramp up

The joint announcement by the companies comes just days after India signed a Rs 292 crore deal to procure Javelin anti-tank guided missile systems for the Army.

Sergio Gor visits Tata-Lockheed Martin facility days after IAF issues RFP for transport aircraft

Sergio Gor visits C-130J production line at TLMAL as Tata and Lockheed Martin explore the Medium Transport Aircraft competition and expand defence manufacturing in India.

On Camera

How Indians came to lose the right to protest

Fascism in Europe emerged from the deep crisis that followed the First World War. But authoritarianism in India was a conservative force, seeking to preserve the existing social order.

Govt welfare transfers in kind improved living standards of 22 crore Indians, Bengal benefitted most

Independent study on impact of in-kind transfers has been conducted by 2 NSO researchers. Such transfers include goods & services provided free or at subsidised rates, rather than DBT.

Pakistan-Somalia ‘JF-17 deal’: Islamabad’s expanding footprint in Africa

Reported fighter-jet deal could extend Islamabad’s defence network into Horn of Africa, where Saudi Arabia & Türkiye are vying for influence & control of strategic maritime routes.

Modi at 25 is staring at a cascade of crises. A perfect storm is building

Multiple headwinds make the turbulence Modi is battling as he steps into his 26th year in public office. This has brought the 3-point Modi proposition under the greatest pressure since 2014.