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RBI told Tata Sons to find lawful course, not to list: SDTT trustees

Tata Trusts reiterate that RBI did not mandate Tata Sons listing, saying the regulator only asked the group to find a lawful alternative to retain its unlisted status.

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RBI told Tata Sons to find lawful course, not to list: SDTT trustees
Tata Trusts reiterate that RBI did not mandate Tata Sons listing, saying the regulator only asked the group to find a lawful alternative to retain its unlisted status.
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