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

Senior lawyer Darius Khambata is leaving both main Tata Trusts, calling the 17 September Tata Sons board vote ‘a day of infamy’. nbsp;

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