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Tata Group Trouble: Everything is not going well in Tata Group, the country’s largest business group. Not even a year has passed since Ratan Tata’s demise and the infighting within the group has come to the fore. The infighting going on in the group for the last few days has created a stir from top to bottom. According to a report published in ET, the government has intervened to save the group. The government has said in strong words that it should resolve the internal conflict and bring stability in the functioning of the group. If these conflicts are not controlled immediately, they may spread to Tata Sons. It is the holding company of Tata Sons Group. Tata Trust has 66 percent stake in Tata Sons. If the dispute escalates, the entire group may be affected.
What is the whole matter?
Four trustees of Tata Trust – Darius Khambatta, Jahangir H.C. Jahangir, Pramit Zaveri and Mehli Mistry have formed their own “Super Board”. Together, these people are challenging the leadership of Chairman Noel Tata. Sources claim that these trustees review the minutes of Tata Sons’ board meetings and approve the independent directors selected by the company’s nomination and remuneration committee. This is also raising questions on corporate governance. This rift has arisen in the trust after the death of Ratan Tata on October 9, 2024. All four trustees of Dorabji Tata Trust are on one side, while three trustees including Noel Tata are on the other side.
In view of the growing controversy, an hour-long meeting regarding the Tata Group was held at the residence of Home Minister Amit Shah on 7 October 2025. In this, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman met Tata Trust Chairman Noel.
Gave a clear message to Tata, Vice Chairman Venu Srinivasan, Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran and Trustee Darius Khambatta. It was clearly said in the meeting that stability should be restored within the group by any means. Internal discord should not affect the functioning of Tata Sons.
The economic importance of Tata Group is very important.
It has been clearly stated by the government that any trustee who creates instability should be removed immediately. It also said that the trust’s majority stake is a ‘public responsibility’ because of the Tata Group’s economic importance. The meeting also discussed RBI’s high-profile NBFC listing rules (including Tata Sons) and liquidity solutions for Shapoorji Pallonji Group.
After the board meeting of Tata Trusts on October 10,
Before returning to Mumbai, the four Tata representatives held a meeting. The board meeting of Tata Trusts is scheduled to be held on October 10, where these issues can be resolved. The government’s intervention clearly shows that the stability of the Tata Group is linked to national interests. The business empire of the $180 billion Tata Group extends from salt to semiconductors. The trust has been asked to resolve internal disputes and avoid public confrontation.
Ahead of Ratan Tata’s first death anniversary, controversy has come to the fore within the Tata Group. A two-day tribute meeting has been organized in his memory on 9 October. TCS has canceled the press conference on its second quarter results. The group wants complete silence in the memory of Ratan Tata.
North India Statesman