* gives him veto powers. However, isn't public listing better for Tata Sons even though it had a net profits of Rs30,000 crores there were reported losses in its new ventures and unlisted companies. Is it apt to hold traditional views when your company might drown anytime
Part 2 - initiated steps to comply with mandatory RBI upper layer NBPCs this indicates Tata Sons might be publicly listed in decades and they seem pretty eager to an IPO. But Noel Tata is against this because they hold 66% stake in Tata Sons. And Tata Sons' AOA Art 118 and 121
I love when judges use poems in their judgments. Another one i have heard is "Dil-e-nadan tujhe hua kya hai, akhir is dard ki dava kya hai?β can't recall the judgment tho
Was browsing something and found this SC case.
Citation : Ramesh (Dr) v. State of Maharashtra, 2026 SCC OnLine SC 1113
J. Karol (retd now) has recalled the joy of a mother upon birth of her daughter :