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Tata Trusts calls N Chandrasekaran's reappointment legally invalid

Tata Trusts calls N Chandrasekarans reappointment legally invalid
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Samay Raina reacts to wedding rumours with Medha: 'Sorry we will have to postpone'

Wedding rumors about Samay Raina and Medha Shankr have surfaced online. The speculation claims the couple plans to marry in December 2026. Both Samay and Medha have humorously denied these baseless wedding rumors. Samay joked about his India tour postponing any December wedding plans. Medha shared a meme about scrolling past the unfounded marriage speculation.
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5 lessons on dealing with anger without suppressing what you feel

Neither exploding nor pretending you are unaffected really solves the problem. The healthier approach may be to acknowledge the anger and understand what you want to do with it. Here are five lessons that can help.
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9 killed in road accident in Saudi Arabia's Al-Ahsa; 7 from same family

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‘Within his rights’: Trump’s UN envoy defends ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico journalists from White House

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‘Disastrous’: Germany’s Merz faces mounting pressure after fresh CDU defeats

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NSE IPO: Shareholders still retain significant stake despite tendering shares in offer-for-sale

Of the 20 institutional investors that participated in the OFS, nine were foreign institutional investors. These investors collectively owned 15.96 per cent of NSE before the IPO.
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Ramesh Powar coaches Australia U-19 spinners ahead of India series

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Italy To Ban Burqa, Niqab In Schools, Limit Foreign Students

 

Italy is set to introduce measures banning face coverings such as the burqa and niqab in schools and limiting the number of foreign students in each classroom, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced.

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'The RBI’s Order Is Clear': Harish Salve On The Listing Issue Amid Tata Boardroom Battle

The ongoing row in Tatas is not a Noel Tata versus N Chandrasekaran or even philanthropy versus going public, it is just the government putting Tata Sons on notice that they have to list themselves. This is what senior advocate Harish Salve, who is advising Chandrasekaran in the ongoing contest, had to tell NDTV today. 

In an exclusive interview with Editor-in-Chief and CEO Rahul Kanwal, Salve spelt it out. 

Asked if this was a fight over whether Chandrasekaran  gets another five years or if the group is in the middle of a much larger struggle over future ownership, governance and control, Salve said Tata Trust is a 270 billion dollar empire which is a national asset. "Our economy will be affected if something happens to Tata Sons," he said.

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Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma On ₹48,000 Crore Adani Power Project | NDTV Exclusive

NDTV EXCLUSIVE: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma speaks exclusively to NDTV’s Ratnadip Choudhury after laying the foundation stone for Adani Power’s 3,200 MW ultra-supercritical thermal power project at Chapar in Dhubri district. The project, promoted by Adani Power, is being described as Assam’s biggest-ever private investment, with an announced investment of ₹48,000 crore. 

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Harish Salve On Tata Trusts Vs Tata Sons Row

Legal advisor to N Chandrasekaran Harish Salve argues that the Tata Sons dispute is fundamentally about the proposed listing of the company, rather than simply the reappointment of N Chandrasekaran.

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Tata Sons Listing A 'Red Herring' In Chairman Row: Abhishek Manu Singhvi

An "active disagreement" of an entity that holds a 66 per cent stake cannot be ignored by a "runaway board" while making major decisions, argued senior lawyer Abhishek Manu Singhvi, who is representing Tata Trusts in the corporate dispute that broke out over a bid to re-appoint N Chandrasekaran as Tata Sons' chairman.

The Tata Sons board passed a resolution to re-appoint N Chandrasekaran as the chairman last week. Noel Tata, the chairman of Tata Trusts, which owns a 66 per cent stake in the conglomerate, voted against the move, arguing that the Tata Sons chairman had decided not to seek reappointment of his own accord and the decision was announced to the public. "The page has turned," he told the board in a statement.

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Kerala CM Stops Convoy, Rushes Accident Victim To Hospital In Pilot Car

 

Kerala Chief Minister VD Satheesan stopped his convoy after spotting an accident victim on the Ernakulam Container Road. The Chief Minister intervened and ensured the injured man was taken to hospital in his pilot car.

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Harish Salve On The Bigger Power Battle Inside Tata Sons

Tata Sons' ongoing boardroom and governance battle takes centre stage as former Solicitor General Harish Salve weighs in on the dispute over N Chandrasekaran's reappointment, Tata Trusts' objections and the Reserve Bank of India's directive on listing. In an exclusive conversation, Salve argues that the central issue is not simply the clash between Chandrasekaran and Noel Tata, but the larger question of Tata Sons' proposed listing, corporate governance, regulatory oversight and the powers of Tata Trusts. He explains the significance of the RBI's rules for Core Investment Companies, the implications of listing Tata Sons, the role of trust nominees and the legal questions surrounding the board's 4-1 decision.

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