Tata feud: Venu Srinivasan, Vijay Singh hit back at Khambata, accuse him of ignoring governance failures
Headline via The Hindu · first report 13 Nov, 21:30 IST, latest 14 Nov, 14:21 IST
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They Khambata's account of the events leading to the September board meeting, asking why he had not objected when an earlier unanimous decision to renew Chandrasekaran's tenure was allowed to remain unresolved for 7 months
Venu Srinivasan and Vijay Singh have issued a detailed response to Darius Khambata's letter, questioning his position on Tata Sons' listing, corporate governance and the leadership dispute within Tata Trusts.
In a recent statement, Venu Srinivasan and Vijay Singh, two prominent trustees of Tata Trusts, reproached former trustee Darius Khambata for his earlier actions, which they argued compromised the Trusts' governance integrity. They countered Khambata's claims…
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The reports6 reports
- The Hindu BusinessLine Venu Srinivasan, Vijay Singh hit back at Khambata, accuse him of ignoring governance failures
- Times Now Tata Trusts Feud: Venu Srinivasan, Vijay Singh Respond To Darius Khambata, Raise Questions Over His Stand
- The Hindu Tata feud: Venu Srinivasan, Vijay Singh hit back at Khambata, accuse him of ignoring governance failures
- The Economic Times Tata Trusts' VCs rebut claims by trustee Khambata
- The Times of India Khambata 'strategised' to oust Srinivasan, say Tata Trusts VCs
- Free Press Journal Tata Trusts Rift Deepens: Venu Srinivasan, Vijay Singh Accuse Darius Khambata Of Power Play Over Tata Sons Control
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