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Darius Khambata exits Tata Trusts, calls Tata Sons board’s Chandrasekaran vote “a day that will live in infamy”

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NDTV ProfitDarius Khambata exits Tata Trusts, calls Tata Sons board’s Chandrasekaran vote “a day that will live in infamy”
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Senior lawyer Darius Khambata has resigned from the main Tata Trusts, protesting the Tata Sons board vote on September 17. Mint reports that he described the decision regarding Chandrasekaran as "a day that will live in infamy," while NDTV Profit notes his view that the events on that date harmed the reputation of Tata Sons. Additionally, NDTV Profit reports that Khambata characterized the engagement with the RBI regarding the regulatory status of Tata Sons as unsuccessful and cautioned against separating the holding company from the trusts.

Written by HeadlineShine from 2 outlets' reporting, with AI assistance. Each outlet's own story is listed alongside.

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