Indian conglomerate Tata Sons rejects controlling charities’ illegality claims in letter, sources say – Reuters(Soban News)

1. Indian conglomerate Tata Sons rejects controlling charities’ illegality claims in letter, sources say  Reuters
2. In N Chandrasekaran Reappointment Row, Tata Sons Cites Ex-Chief Justice’s Opinion  NDTV
3. Legal opinions back Chandrasekaran’s third term as Tata Sons chairman amid Trusts challenge  Telegraph India
4. Tata tussle raises a stink beyond boardroom doors  The New Indian Express
5. Tata Sons tells Noel Tata, Chandrasekaran’s reappointment is valid, rejecting his objections  The Economic Times

​Indian conglomerate Tata Sons rejects controlling charities’ illegality claims in letter, sources say  ReutersIn N Chandrasekaran Reappointment Row, Tata Sons Cites Ex-Chief Justice’s Opinion  NDTVLegal opinions back Chandrasekaran’s third term as Tata Sons chairman amid Trusts challenge  Telegraph IndiaTata tussle raises a stink beyond boardroom doors  The New Indian ExpressTata Sons tells Noel Tata, Chandrasekaran’s reappointment is valid, rejecting his objections  The Economic Times by Soban News (international And National News)