Tata Group’s Boardroom Battle Sparks Political Spat in India
A senior minister in the Narendra Modi-led administration pushed back on opposition leader Rahul Gandhi’s comments on social media suggesting the government’s involvement in a power struggle at the $185 billion Tata Group.
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