BusinessTata Chairman's Extension Sparks Debate on Institutional Trust
N Chandrasekaran initially declined to seek an extension as Tata Sons Chairman after February 2027, citing lack of unanimous support. However, the Board granted him a five-year extension with a 4-1 vote despite Tata Trusts' objection that both nominees' approval was required. This move sparked social media talk of a "palace coup," raising concerns about governance and institutional trust. Meanwhile, electoral roll revisions in West Bengal, Bihar, and Maharashtra have allegedly disenfranchised millions despite valid IDs.
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