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Discover how Tata Memorial Centre partners with Wipro GE HealthCare to launch a pioneering Cancer Research Centre, enhancing cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Tata Memorial & Wipro GE Open Cancer Research Centre

Explore the launch of a novel Cancer Research Centre by Tata Memorial and Wipro GE HealthCare, promising advancements in cancer diagnosis and treatment through cutting-edge research.

Tata Memorial, Wipro GE Launch Cancer Research Centre

Tata Memorial and Wipro GE HealthCare join forces to launch a Cancer Research Centre focusing on innovative treatments and diagnosis improvements.

Tata Memorial Centre has tied up with Wipro GE HealthCare Technologies Inc to establish a Cancer Research &amp; Innovation Centre.
The collaboration aims to strengthen clinical research and academic engagement activities with the establishment of a 'Joint Working Group' to determine key project areas and a collaboration roadmap for the next five years, Tata Memorial Centre (TMC) said in a statement.
"The government is adopting a strategic, policy-driven approach to fight cancer with the establishment of daycare centres, expansion of cancer care ecosystem, promoting cancer screenings and awareness programmes. However, early detection, equitable access and preventive care remain a challenge," Tata Memorial Hospital Director CS Pramesh stated.
With Wipro GE HealthCare, TMC aims to enhance clinical research and promote academic engagement to transform personalised cancer care for improved outcomes in cancer care, he added.
"With this partnership, we strengthen our commitment to connect every step of cancer care right from discovery, diagnosis to treatment, integrating advanced imaging technologies and AI-led solutions in the care continuum," Wipro GE HealthCare South Asia President and CEO Chaitanya Sarawate said.
In India, the estimated number of incidences of cancer cases was more than 14 lakhs in 2023, he added.
As per industry estimates, around 100 out of every 1 lakh people in India are diagnosed with cancer, and a report from the Cancer Registry Program states the incidence of cancer cases is estimated to increase by 12.8 per cent in 2025 as compared to 2020.
Mumbai-based Tata Memorial Centre is a comprehensive cancer care centre under the administrative control of the Department of Atomic Energy, Government of India.

According to the Indian Express, TISS confirmed that a funding of ₹4.79 crore has been sanctioned by the Tata Education Trust.

TISS withdraws termination of over 100 staffers after fund assurance

According to the Indian Express, TISS confirmed that a funding of ₹4.79 crore has been sanctioned by the Tata Education Trust.

More than 100 contractual staffers at the Tata Institute of Social Science who were on the verge of termination over lack of funds can keep their jobs.
The institute said the Tata Education Trust has agreed to release funds required to renew the contracts of the &nbsp;staffers.
According to the Indian Express, TISS confirmed that a funding of ₹4.79 crore has been sanctioned by the Trust.
The administration said that the June 28 letter informing about the non-renewal of contracts stands withdrawn and asked the staffers to &nbsp;continue their work.
The contracts of the teaching and non-teaching staff at four TISS campuses -- Mumbai, Tuljapur, Hyderabad and Guwahati -- were due to end on June 30, some faculty members on Sunday told PTI on condition of anonymity.
A bulk of them worked on the TISS campuses other than Mumbai, they said.
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The Tata Group is in advanced negotiations to acquire a stake in Fabindia's ethnic apparel business, as Fabindia seeks funds amidst market challenges. 

Tata in advanced talks to acquire stake in Fabindia's apparel line

The Tata Group is in advanced negotiations to acquire a stake in Fabindia's ethnic apparel business, as Fabindia seeks funds amidst market challenges.&nbsp;

The Tata Group is currently engaged in advanced discussions with the promoters and shareholders of Fabindia, a renowned clothier specializing in ethnic apparel. The discussions centre around the potential acquisition of a significant stake or a complete buyout of Fabindia's ethnic apparel business.
While negotiations are ongoing, sources as per Business Line suggest that the valuation of Fabindia's apparel line in this deal could be lower than the $2.5 billion initially estimated during the company's aborted initial public offering. If the acquisition materializes, it would mark a significant move for the Tata Group, positioning it as a major player in the ethnic wear segment.
Fabindia's ethos, rooted in traditional techniques and sustainably sourced materials, aligns well with the Tata Group's values. This potential acquisition could complement the Tata Group's existing portfolio in the retail sector, which includes popular brands such as Westside, Zudio, and Utsa under its retail arm, Trent.
The necessity for funds is driving Fabindia's pursuit of strategic partnerships or acquisitions. The company not only aims to reduce its debt burden but also seeks to enhance its production capacity and rejuvenate its clothing line to stay competitive in the market.
Fabindia's decision to explore strategic options follows its recent restructuring efforts, including the sale of subsidiary Organic India to Tata Consumer Products earlier this year, valued at ₹1,900 crore. These initiatives come in the wake of Fabindia's decision to withdraw its IPO last year, citing uncertain market conditions.
Despite reporting a revenue increase of 21% to ₹1,668 crore in FY23, Fabindia has faced challenges, including consecutive years of losses. Its inability to adapt to evolving fashion trends and appeal to younger consumers has led to market share erosion, with competitors offering more attractively priced alternatives.

Tata Group dominates the Indian market with ₹30.6 lakh crore valuation, fueled by flagship Tata Consultancy Services. With a valuation of ₹30.6 lakh crore, the Tata Group has surpassed competitors like the Reliance Group and Adani Group.

Tata Group market capitalisation crosses ₹30 lakh crore, accounts for 8% of equity market

Tata Group dominates the Indian market with ₹30.6 lakh crore valuation, fueled by flagship Tata Consultancy Services. With a valuation of ₹30.6 lakh crore, the Tata Group has surpassed competitors like the Reliance Group and Adani Group.s

Tata Group dominates the Indian market with ₹30.6 lakh crore valuation, fueled by flagship Tata Consultancy Services. With a valuation of ₹30.6 lakh crore, the Tata Group has surpassed competitors like the Reliance Group and Adani Group.

The Tata Group has achieved a significant milestone in the Indian equity market, with its combined market capitalization crossing ₹30 lakh crore. This achievement underscores the conglomerate's robust performance and its growing influence in the country's financial landscape.
The surge in market capitalization was primarily driven by Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), the largest company within the group by market valuation. TCS shares witnessed a remarkable surge of over 4% in Tuesday's trading session. This propelled TCS's market capitalization beyond ₹15 lakh crore for the first time, contributing significantly to the Tata Group's overall valuation.
Apart from TCS, other prominent companies within the Tata Group, such as Tata Motors and Titan Company, also made substantial contributions to the conglomerate's valuation, collectively adding another ₹7 lakh crore. Additionally, entities like Tata Steel, Tata Power Co, Trent, and Tata Consumer Products boasted individual market capitalizations of at least ₹1 lakh crore, further solidifying the group's position in the market.
The recent addition of Tata Technologies, with a market capitalization of ₹46,000 crore, further diversifies the group's portfolio and strengthens its market presence. Notably, Tata Group's flagship companies across various sectors, including Tata Motors, Tata Power, Indian Hotels, and Tata Steel, have been trading at record highs, reflecting investor confidence in the group's growth trajectory.
TCS remains a key contributor to the Tata Group's valuation, consistently accounting for more than half of its total market capitalization. Over the years, TCS has maintained its dominance within the group, showcasing impressive growth since its listing in August 2004.
With a valuation of ₹30.6 lakh crore, the Tata Group emerges as the most valued conglomerate in India, surpassing competitors like the Reliance Group and Adani Group. The stellar performance of TCS and other group companies has also outpaced the broader market indices, with the Nifty IT index registering a 24% gain over the last three months, compared to the Nifty50's 13% return during the same period.
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Tata Consumer Products is aiming to diversify into high-margin, value-added food segments beyond commodities through these acquisitions

Tata Consumer Products set to announce Rs 3,500 crore rights issue: Report

<h2>Tata Consumer Products is aiming to diversify into high-margin, value-added food segments beyond commodities through these acquisitions</h2>

Tata Consumer Products is set to announce a Rs 3,500 crore rights issue to fund its acquisition of Capital Foods and Organic India, reported The Economic Times. Capital Foods and Organic India is valued at Rs 7,000 crore.
<h3>Fund Raising Plans</h3>
As per The Economic Times report, the Tata firm is aiming to diversify into high-margin, value-added food segments beyond commodities through these acquisitions. The rights issue decision comes after Tata's recent deals with Capital Foods, known for brands like Ching's Secret and Smith &amp; Jones, and Fab India-backed Organic India. Organic India also gives Tata access to the pharma distribution sectors.
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While, Ching's Secret and Smith &amp; Jones holds an entreprise valuation of Rs&nbsp; 5,100 crore, Organic India has an enterprise value of Rs 1,900 crore.&nbsp;
The Tata Group's FMCG arm is expected to fund half of these deals through internal accruals. The report also mentioned that Capital Foods and Organic India is set to provide a growth opportunity with gross margins in the 50-55% range.
The acquistion also comes at a time when Tata is looking to make its core tea a premium business, strengthen the pantry platform, and expand into snacking, mini-meals, and future growth supplements.
To expand the reach of Capital Foods and Organic India products, Tata Consumer Products will leverage its distribution breadth of 3.9 million outlets. The FMCG company has emphasised maintaining the authenticity of Organic India's organic products and benefiting from Tata's extensive testing protocols while giving an opportunity to build its health and wellness platform.
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Voltas Ltd. has refuted the reports that its parent company Tata Group is considering selling its home appliance business.

Voltas Ltd refutes reports of Tata Group considering sale of home appliance business

Voltas has confirmed that it will continue to focus on its home appliances business and further strengthen its market-leading position in the categories it represents .

Voltas denies reports of Tata Group considering sale of home appliance business

<h2>Voltas has confirmed that it will continue to focus on its home appliances business and further strengthen its market-leading position in the categories it represents.</h2>

Voltas Ltd, a subsidiary of Tata Group, has denied reports that its home appliance business is up for sale. The company issued a regulatory filing stating that the reports were &ldquo;totally incorrect and blatantly false, with no factual basis whatsoever&rdquo;.
The report, initially published by Bloomberg, has caused embarrassment and concern among shareholders and investors. Voltas further added that it is separately taking up the matter with the news site to issue a necessary clarification.
Voltas is a market leader in room air conditioners and has a joint venture with Arcelik for Voltas Beko products, which is one of the fastest growing brands in the appliances business.
The company continues to outperform the market and exceed revenue targets in all its product categories. Voltas has reaffirmed its commitment to the home appliances business and stated that it will further strengthen its market leading position in the categories that it represents.
Bloomberg had reported that Tata Group is considering selling the home appliance operation of Voltas Ltd. as the Indian conglomerate foresees difficulties in scaling up the business in a competitive market, according to people familiar with the matter.
Tata Group&rsquo;s management is deliberating the possibility of the sale and hasn&rsquo;t decided whether to include its local joint venture with Arcelik AS in a deal, the people said, asking not to be identified because the information is private, reported Business Today.
Established in 1954, Voltas manufactures products including air conditioners, air coolers, refrigerators, water coolers, commercial refrigeration units. It has a presence across India, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and Africa. Last month, Voltas reported a consolidated net profit of ₹36 crore for the second quarter ended September 30.
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Tata Group in advanced talks to buy back Temasek's 20% stake in Tata Play, valued over $1B. Tata Play, with 23M connections, expands into OTT streaming

Tata Group in talks to reacquire Temasek's Tata Play stake: Report

Tata Group in advanced talks to buy back Temasek's 20% stake in Tata Play, valued over $1B. Tata Play, with 23M connections, expands into OTT streaming

Tata Group is in advanced negotiations to repurchase Temasek Holdings Pte's 20% stake in Tata Play, the entertainment content distribution platform, at a valuation surpassing $1 billion.
The final stages of discussions between Tata Group and the Singaporean state investor revolve around Temasek's interest in Tata Play Ltd, formerly known as Tata Sky, as reported by Bloomberg.
Established in 2001, Tata Play, a joint venture between Tata Group and Twenty-First Century Fox Inc, provides pay television services through set-top boxes and over-the-top video streaming via its app.
With its expansion into the realm of over-the-top streaming through Tata Play Binge, accessible on various platforms including Amazon Fire TV Stick, Tata Play Binge+ Smart Set Top box, Android TV, and its mobile app, the company has a substantial pan-India presence with 23 million connections.
Temasek currently holds a 20% stake in the content distribution platform, a venture it initially invested in back in 2007 when it was known as Tata Sky. Although discussions are ongoing, there is no assurance that a deal will be finalized between Temasek and Tata Play, according to the report.
Recently, Tata Play received regulatory approval for its initial public offering (IPO), marking a significant milestone for the company. This move is part of Tata Group's larger IPO strategy, following Tata Consultancy Services Ltd.'s $1.2 billion IPO in 2004.
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Tata Consumer seeks majority stake in Haldiram's, valuation dispute at $10 billion. Potential entry into competitive snack sector, challenging Pepsi and Reliance

Tata Consumer eyes majority stake in Haldiram's; $10 billion valuation poses challenge: Report

Tata Consumer seeks majority stake in Haldiram's, valuation dispute at $10 billion. Potential entry into competitive snack sector, challenging Pepsi and Reliance

As per a Reuters report Tata Consumer Products Ltd, a subsidiary of the Tata Group, is reportedly in discussions to acquire a majority stake in the renowned snack maker, Haldiram's. However, negotiations have hit a snag due to a valuation gap.
Haldiram's, a household name in India and a dominant player in the savory snack market, has been seeking a valuation of $10 billion for the proposed stake sale. Tata Consumer is looking to purchase more than 51% of Haldiram's, but it appears that the valuation demand has left them uncomfortable, reported Reuters quoting sources.
If the deal successfully materializes, it will not only mark Tata Consumer's foray into the fiercely competitive snack food sector but also pit them against global giants like Pepsi and Reliance Retail, owned by billionaire Mukesh Ambani.
In addition to discussions with Tata Consumer, Haldiram's is reportedly exploring the possibility of selling a 10% stake to private equity firms, including Bain Capital, as per Reuters.&nbsp;
Tata Consumer Products Ltd, known for its ownership of the UK tea company Tetley and a partnership with Starbucks in India, is strategically considering the purchase of Haldiram's stake to diversify its portfolio.
While neither Tata Consumer nor Haldiram's has officially commented on the ongoing talks, sources close to the matter suggest that Tata is keen on acquiring a more substantial share but is cautious about the valuation.
 Haldiram's, a family-run business dating back to its inception in 1937, is renowned for its delectable "bhujia" snack, which is widely available across small local stores at an affordable price. The company holds nearly 13% of India's $6.2 billion savory snack market, on par with global giant Pepsi, famous for its Lay's chips.
Furthermore, Haldiram's snacks have found their way into international markets such as Singapore and the United States, extending their global reach. The company also operates approximately 150 restaurants that offer a diverse range of local and Western cuisine, contributing to its widespread popularity.
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Steam leak reported at a Tata Steel plant in Odisha

Steam leak at Tata Steel plant in Odisha, workers hospitalised

Steam leak reported at a Tata Steel plant in Odisha
Tata Steel: workers affected by steam leak, shifted to hospital
Tata Steel: emergency protocol&nbsp;activated, area cordoned off

Steam leak reported at a Tata Steel plant in Odisha

An incident of the steam leak has been reported at a Tata Steel plant in Odisha's Dhenkanal. According to a statement by Tata Steel, the steam escaped during an inspection work on Tuesday afternoon and it has 'affected a few people working at the site'. They have been immediately shifted to the hospital for treatment.&nbsp;
Tata Steel added that all emergency protocols were activated after the accident and the area has been cordoned off

According to reports, the deal negotiations had stalled over valuation 

Tata Consumer has no plan to acquire in Bisleri

In a regulatory filing, Tata Consumers has said that it has ceased talks with packaged drinking water brand Bisleri for potential acquisition.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Talks between Tata Consumer and Bisleri have ceased. In a regulatory filing, Tata Consumer clarified that deal talks for a potential acquistion of Bisleri have ceased.&nbsp; &ldquo;In this regard, the Company wishes to update that it has now ceased negotiations with Bisleri about a potential transaction and to confirm that the company has not entered into any definitive agreement or binding commitment on this matter,&rdquo; the company informed the stock exchanges.&nbsp;
According to a Bloomberg report, the deal negotiations had stalled over valuation concerns.
Tata Consumer, which owns the &ldquo;Himalayan&rdquo; mineral water brand, said it was interested in acquiring a stake in Bisleri International as a part of its expansion in September 2022.
Tata Consumer was set to acquire India&rsquo;s largest packaged drinking water company, Bisleri, for an estimated Rs 6,000-7,000 crore. Bisleri, with a market share of 32%, is the leader in the Rs 20,000 crore packaged drinking water segment. A potential deal with Bisleri would have catapulted the Tata Group to become the packaged water giant.

Tata Group last year replaced Vivo as the title sponsor for the Indian Premier League as well.

Tata Group bags title rights for WPL 2023

Only last year, Tata replaced Vivo as the title sponsor of the IPL and now India's most valuable brand has won the title rights for the WPL.

#IPL2023 #WPL2023 #WPL

Tata Group last year replaced Vivo as the title sponsor for the Indian Premier League as well.

After the Indian Premier League, Tata Group has bagged the title rights for the Women's Premier League (WPL) as well.
Only last year, Tata replaced Vivo as the title sponsor of the IPL and now India's most valuable brand has won the title rights for the WPL.
BCCI Secretary Jay Shah revealed the news in a tweet. While the financial details of the deal haven't been revealed yet, a PTI report claims that Tata has secured the rights for five years.&nbsp;
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Air India's largest ever deal in aviation history of 470 aircraft could get bigger. The Tata-owned airline has the option to acquire another 370 aircraft. 





Explained: Air India's historic deal 

Air India's largest ever deal in aviation history of 470 aircraft could get bigger. The Tata-owned airline has the option to acquire another 370 aircraft. Avni Raja explains. 





Air India's largest ever deal in aviation history of 470 aircraft could get bigger. The Tata-owned airline has the option to acquire another 370 aircraft.&nbsp;

Tata owned airline Air India sealed a deal for 470 aircraft - 250 from Airbus and 220 from Boeing. This ia the biggest order ever placed by any airline in one go. Air India&rsquo;s order even beats American Airlines 2011 order of 460 aircraft &ndash; which was the largest order size up until now.&nbsp; &nbsp;
As per reports, the deal size could be anywhere between 70 to 80 billion dollars and that an order of this size would also come with huge discounts.&nbsp;
But that&rsquo;s not all, Air India also has the option to buy another 370 jets over the next 10 years.&nbsp; Which means, that this deal has the potential to get even bigger.&nbsp;
This decision is important both economically as well geopolitically. From U.S President Joe Biden, to U.K Prime Minister and the French President, all have hailed the deal as a landmark &nbsp;one that would create jobs. In fact the U.S President announced that this would support over 1 million jobs in the U.S.&nbsp;
A reuters report says that months of secret talks were held at St. James court, a luxury hotel, near Buckingham palace in London, before this deal was finally sealed.&nbsp;
Tatas acquired the airline just last year. As the national carrier, Air India had been struggling for several years with a huge debt burden. Air India had not ordered new planes since 2006.&nbsp;
Experts say that while this deal can completely reset the Indian aviation industry and shows Air India&rsquo;s intention to dominate the market and restore the airline to its days of glory , it will also be important to see how well Air India&rsquo;s turnaround plan is executed.&nbsp;
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After the incident, the flight crew made the man confront the victim, and he reportedly started crying, apologising, and begging that he be spared.

Air India urination row: victim says crew forced her to meet drunk man, he started crying, says report

After the incident, the flight crew made the man confront the victim, and he reportedly started crying, apologising, and begging that he be spared.

More details have emerged in the case of a drunk man allegedly urinating on a woman on an Air India flight in November 2022.
After the incident, the flight crew made the man confront the victim, and he started crying, apologising, and begging that he be spared, according to documents reported by NDTV.
The victim reportedly said that she wanted the man, identified as Shankar Mishra, arrested, but the flight crew insisted that he wanted to apologise, and made the two meet against the woman's wishes.
Delhi Police recently filed an FIR and is looking to arrest Mishra.
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The incident occurred on 26 November 2022, in the business class of a New York-to-Delhi flight.

Drunk man urinated on woman passenger on Air India flight from New York to Delhi: reports

The incident occurred on 26 November 2022, in the business class of a New York-to-Delhi flight.

In a disgusting incident, a drunk man has been accused of urinating on a woman passenger on an Air India international flight.
The incident occurred on 26 November 2022, in the business class of a New York-to-Delhi flight.
Air India has now filed a police complaint, and constituted an internal committee to put the accused man on the 'no-flying list', as per news agency ANI.
The victim had earlier written to Tata Sons chairman, accusing Air India staff of allowing the man to go scot-free after the flight landed, according to a Times of India report.
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Vistara to merge with Air India: proposed deal by Tata & Singapore Airlines to close by 2024

Vistara to merge with Air India: proposed deal to close by 2024

The proposed deal which is expected to complete by March 2024, will make Singapore Airlines a 25.1% stakeholder in Air India.

The proposed deal which is expected to complete by March 2024, will make Singapore Airlines a 25.1% stakeholder in Air India.

In a major consolidation in the Indian aviation space, Tata group on Tuesday announced the merger of Vistara with Air India, and pursuant to the deal, Singapore Airlines will have a 25.1 per cent stake in Air India.
The proposed deal is expected to be complete by March 2024, subject to regulatory approvals.
Tata group owns a 51 per cent stake in Vistara and the rest is with Singapore Airlines (SIA).
In a release, SIA said Vistara and Air India would be merged, and it would also be investing Rs 2,058.5 crore in Air India as part of the transaction.
"This would give SIA a 25.1 per cent stake in an enlarged Air India group with a significant presence in all key market segments.
SIA said it intends to fully fund this investment with its internal cash resources, which stood at 17.5 billion Singapore dollars as of September 30.
In a separate release, Tata group said that with the consolidation, Air India would be the country's leading domestic and international carrier with a combined fleet of 218 aircraft, "making it India's largest international carrier and second largest domestic carrier".
SIA and Tata Sons have also agreed to participate in additional capital injections, if required, to fund the growth and operations of the enlarged Air India in FY2022-23 and FY2023-24. &nbsp;"Based on SIA's 25.1 per cent stake post-completion, its share of any additional capital injection could be up to Rs 50,200 million (S$ 880 million, US$ 615 million), payable only after the completion of the merger," SIA said in the release.
The actual amount will depend on factors, including the progress of the enlarged Air India's business plan, and its access to other funding options. SIA intends to fully fund any additional capital injections with its internal cash resources, it added.
Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran said the merger of Vistara and Air India is an important milestone in the journey to make Air India a truly world-class airline.
"As part of the transformation, Air India is focusing on growing both its network and fleet, revamping its customer proposition, enhancing safety, reliability and on-time performance. We are excited with the opportunity of creating a strong Air India which would offer both full-service and low-cost service across domestic and international routes," he said.
Four airlines are part of the Tata group. They are Air India, Air India Express, AirAsia India and Vistara. Tata group acquired Air India and Air India Express in January this year.
Vistara started flying in January 2015. AirAsia India was launched in 2014, while Air India Express began operations back in 2005.
In October, Vistara was the second largest carrier with a domestic market share of 9.2 per cent behind IndiGo, which had a market share of 56.7 per cent.
During the same period, the domestic market share of Air India and AirAsia India stood at 9.2 per cent and 7.6 per cent, respectively.
In terms of On-Time Performance (OTP), Air India was on top at 90.8 per cent, followed by Vistara and AirAsia India, both at 89.1 per cent.
On October 13, SIA said it was in "confidential discussions" with Tata group to explore the possible merger of Vistara and Air India.
"The discussions seek to deepen the existing partnership between SIA and Tata, and may include a potential integration of Vistara and Air India," it had said in a filing to the Singapore Stock Exchange.
SIA Chief Executive Officer Goh Choon Phong said that with this merger, SIA has an opportunity to deepen its relationship with Tata and participate directly in an exciting new growth phase in India's aviation market. &nbsp;"We will work together to support Air India's transformation, unlock its significant potential, and restore it to its position as a leading airline on the global stage," he added.
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He accused the Shinde government of not being serious about the state's progress and criticised it for "failing to protect the state's interests".

Rs 2200 crore Tata-Airbus aircraft facility in Gujarat: Aaditya slams Maha govt

He accused the Shinde government of not being serious about the state's progress and criticised it for "failing to protect the state's interests".

With the announcement about Tata-Airbus C-295 transport aircraft project coming up in Gujarat, former Maharashtra minister Aaditya Thackeray on Thursday slammed the Eknath Shinde-led government and asked it why the project that was supposed to come up in Maharashtra went to the neighbouring state.
He accused the Shinde government of not being serious about the state's progress and criticised it for "failing to protect the state's interests".
The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Maharashtra, however, countered him saying that the previous Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government did not do anything to follow up on the proposed project.
A consortium of Airbus and the Tata group will manufacture C-295 transport aircraft for the Indian Air Force (IAF) in Vadodara in Gujarat, the Defence ministry said on Thursday, announcing the Rs 22,000 crore project where a military plane will be produced in India for the first time by a private company. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will on Sunday lay the foundation stone for the manufacturing facility of the European defence major and the Indian conglomerate, in what is billed as a major boost to the domestic aerospace sector.
In September this year, CM Shinde's loyalist Uday Samant, who is currently the Industries Minister, had said that the Tata-Airbus aircraft manufacturing project would come up near Nagpur in Vidarbha region of Maharashtra.
Speaking to reporters here in Shirur tehsil in Pune district, Thackeray asked, "Will the state government give answers to why these projects are going out? This is the fourth project which has gone away from Maharashtra since the traitor government has come to power in the state. They always boast that they have a double-engine government, but although one engine of the central government is working, the state government's engine has failed." Thackeray was in Shirur to inspect the losses that farmers have suffered due to heavy rains.
He added that the previous MVA government led by his father Uddhav Thackeray had managed to bring investment to the state even during the pandemic, but this government has failed to do so.
"CM Shinde goes to Delhi on a regular basis. But he goes there for himself and not for Maharashtra. I never heard him saying that the Tata-Airbus project should come to Maharashtra. Projects including Vedanta Foxconn, Bulk Drug Park, Medical Device Park, and now Tata Airbus have gone to Gujarat," he alleged.
He said he was not sad because the project was going to some other state. "The question is why is it not coming to our state. Why this new government is not able to bring projects to the state? In the last few days, CMs from other states are coming to Maharashtra and interacting with the local industrialists here to seek investments, but our CM goes to Delhi, and he does so for himself," he said.
The Worli MLA said that big and small projects used to come to Maharashtra because of merit. "But today, despite having the merit, these projects are going to the other state," he said.
Due to the current state government, Maharashtra has lost one more project. The state government is not at all serious about Maharashtra's progress, Thackeray alleged.
He also asked the state government to immediately announce a wet drought in the state and provide help to farmers.
He visited farmers in Malthan village area in Shirur tehsil and inspected the crops that suffered due to the heavy rains.
"We have given a slogan - 'Give or leave', which means the state government should either provide help to farmers or step down," he said.
Countering his allegations, BJP legislator Praveen Darekar said, "The deal (for Tata-Airbus project) was inked a year back, and one should find out who was in power at that time. The previous government did not do anything on it, including no correspondence with the Union government to facilitate this project in the state. The opposition should not make such baseless allegations." Maharashtra BJP chief spokesperson Keshav Upadhye said, "PM Modi made an announcement of 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat', which was followed by the Airbus Defence and Space S.A. Spain entering into an agreement to supply 56 C-295 MW transport aircraft and it was approved by cabinet committee on security." On September 24 last year, the defence ministry also signed a contract with the Airbus Defence and Space S.A. for acquisition of aircraft with associated equipment, he claimed.
"Despite so much development, the then MVA government did not send a single letter to the Centre. That government did not even follow up the issue with the Union government. The MVA leaders should avoid diverting the attention despite being aware of the facts," Upadhye said.
"I challenge them to release a letter they had addressed to Tata-Airbus in the past," he said.
Last month, a blame-game had erupted in Maharashtra following the announcement that a joint venture semiconductor project of the Indian conglomerate Vedanta and Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn, proposed to be set up near Pune city earlier, would come up in Gujarat.
The Uddhav Thackeray-led faction of the Shiv Sena, the NCP and the Congress, all constituents of the MVA, have sought to corner the Shinde-BJP government over the Rs 1.54 lakh crore plant going to Gujarat.

While pulling the project out of West Bengal in October 2008, Ratan Tata, then head of the Tata empire, blamed the agitation for the group's decision.

Mamata, Left spar over Tata project earlier proposed in Singur

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee claimed that it was not her but the CPI(M) which drove away Tata Motors from Singur.

While pulling the project out of West Bengal in October 2008, Ratan Tata, then head of the Tata empire, blamed the agitation for the group's decision.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday claimed that it was not her but the CPI(M) which drove away Tata Motors from Singur.
Addressing a 'Bijaya Samillani' or post-Durga Puja meeting in Siliguri, Banerjee said she only returned the land to the people that was forcibly acquired by the former Left Front government for the Tata Motors' Nano factory in Singur in Hooghly district.
"There are people who are spreading canards that have driven away the Tatas from West Bengal. I did not force them away, but it was the CPI(M) which drove them away," she said at the government function, adding that she thought of not making any political statement at the programme.
"You (CPI(M)) forcibly took land from the people for the project, we returned that land to the people. We have done so many projects, but never taken any land forcibly from anybody. Why should we take land forcibly? There is no dearth of land here," she added.
The CPI(M) termed Banerjee's statement a "big lie", pointing out that her dharna on the national highway outside the factory forced the Tatas to shift the project from West Bengal, which could have created thousands of jobs.
While pulling the project out of West Bengal in October 2008, Ratan Tata, the head of the Tata empire, blamed the agitation for the group's decision.
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The agitation, however, fuelled Banerjee's rise to power in the state as she routed the Left Front government of 34 years in 2011.
The then CPI(M)-led Left Front government had acquired around 1,000 acres of farmland for the project, which was taken back from the Tatas following a court order after Banerjee became the chief minister. Her government partly returned the land to its owners.
"There is no discrimination in West Bengal. We want each and every industrialist to invest here," she said, referring to the Tajpur port project of the Adani group and the Deucha-Pachami coal mine project.
In an apparent reference to the ongoing agitation for school jobs in Kolkata, the chief minister said her government would continue providing jobs to the people though there were forces who create hindrances.
"I want massive employment opportunities to be generated here. There are forces that do not want people to get jobs. They are causing hindrances for them. We will not stop employing people. We will employ them regularly and not take away jobs," Banerjee said.
CPI(M) central committee leader Sujan Chakraborty said Banerjee should be given a "doctorate for lying".
"Yes, it was not Mamata Banerjee but Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee who was on dharna at Singur," he said in a sarcastic tone.
"In Mamata Banerjee's rule, West Bengal is witnessing such a tsunami of development that people are leaving for other states in search of work. Rather than lying, she should lower her head in shame that there are no jobs in the state," Chakraborty said.
The BJP also hit out at Banerjee over her statement, stating that Tata's decision to move the project out of Singur deprived lakhs of people of jobs.
"Everyone knows that Mamata Banerjee's violent agitation had forced Tata Motors to scrap its project. It deprived lakhs of educated and skilled youths of jobs, and forced them to go outside the state," Hooghly's BJP MP Locket Chatterjee said.
She said that the chief minister promised the farmers that the land would be restored to its original condition when handed back to them but in reality, nothing could be grown on that soil.
"Singur continue to be economically backward while Sanand in Gujarat where the project went became an automobile hub," she said.
Banerjee also said that the state government would consider organising an investors' meet in north Bengal on the lines of Bengal Global Business Summit (BGBS), which is held in Kolkata.

The company has taken steps to retrieve and restore the systems, it said in a statement. 

Tata Power claims cyber attack, IT infrastructure affected

Tata Power claims cyber attack, IT infrastructure affected
Tata: taking steps to retrieve and restore the systems
Tata: critical operational systems are functioning

The company has taken steps to retrieve and restore the systems, it said in a statement.&nbsp;

Tata Power on Friday said that a cyber attack has hit its Information Technology (IT) infrastructure and affected its systems.
Tata Power Company Limited had a cyber attack on its IT infrastructure impacting some of its IT systems, a BSE filing said.
The company has taken steps to retrieve and restore the systems, it informed.
All critical operational systems are functioning; however, as a measure of abundant precaution, restricted access and preventive checks have been put in place for employee and customer facing portals and touch points, it added.

According to a news report, possible integration of Vistara and Air India is being discussed in this conversation. 

Vistara-Air India merger: Singapore Airlines confirms talks with Tata Group

Vistara-Air India merger?

This is the first time that Singapore Airlines (SIA), which holds 49 per cent stake in Vistara, has officially acknowledged that it is in talks with Tata group on the possibility of merging the two airlines&nbsp;

Hinting at a potential integration of commercial airlines Vistara and Air India, Singapore Airlines has confirmed that it is holding discussions with Tata Sons for the merger.
Singapore Airlines in a statement said that discussions with Tatas are ongoing and no definitive terms have been agreed upon between the parties.&nbsp;
According to reports, Tatas has a 51 per cent stake in Vistara and the rest is with Singapore Airlines (SIA). Tatas are also the owner of Air India and can invite another airline to buy a stake in the former national carrier, provided they hold a majority 51 per cent share.
The merger, which could take a year to complete, is part of a bigger consolidation drive by Tata Sons to save costs, create synergies by optimising aircraft utilisation and routes and increase market share to compete with IndiGo, India&rsquo;s largest airline with a market share of 59 per cent.

Homegrown, Tata Motors has become the 2nd largest carmaker in the month of May 2022.According to reports, Tata Motors' total sales jumped to 43,341 units while Hyundai’s total domestic sales for the month of May 2022 stood at 42,293.
The company's domestic sales increased three folds to 74,755 units from 24,552 units in May 2021, Tata Motors said in a statement.
Total passenger vehicle dispatches to dealers more than doubled to 43,341 units as against 15,181 units in the year-ago month.
Similarly, domestic commercial vehicle sales surged to 31,414 units last month against 9,371 units in the same period last year.
This is the company's highest ever monthly sales since inception – PV and EV domestic combined - led by robust dispatch of Nexon, Harrier and Safari.
The automajor also reported the highest ever dispatches of electric vehicles last month at 3,454 units, up from 476 units in the same period last year.

Tata Motors overtakes Hyundai to become India’s 2nd leading car market

Tata Motors overtakes Hyundai to become India’s 2nd leading car market by 1,048 units in May 2022


Hyundai has lost its number 2 spot to Tata Motors for the second time in last 6 months

Homegrown,&nbsp;Tata Motors has become the 2nd largest carmaker in the month of May 2022. According to reports,&nbsp;Tata Motors' total sales jumped to&nbsp;43,341 units&nbsp;while Hyundai&rsquo;s total domestic sales for the month of May 2022 stood at 42,293.
The company's domestic sales increased three folds to 74,755 units from 24,552 units in May 2021, Tata Motors said in a statement.
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Total passenger vehicle dispatches to dealers more than doubled to 43,341 units as against 15,181 units in the year-ago month.
Similarly, domestic commercial vehicle sales surged to 31,414 units last month against 9,371 units in the same period last year.
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The automajor also reported the highest ever dispatches of electric vehicles last month at 3,454 units, up from 476 units in the same period last year.

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