N Chandrasekaran

A high-stakes conflict-of-interest allegation has emerged involving Tata Sons chairman N. Chandrasekaran and TVS Motor's Venu Srinivasan, at a time when the power struggle in the board of Indias largest conglomerate has been laid bare. As per documents accessed by Mint, Family members of N Chandrasekaran hold business relations with TVS Motor Co. Ltd. This raises governance questions, because it was the decisive vote by Venu Srinivasan that won Chandrasekaran a fresh term. What is this new allegation all about? Watch.

Noel Tata and N Chandrasekaran both separately met with and briefed the government on their rift and concerns over strategy and governance before the latter's exit as Chairman, according to a TOI report.

India’s aviation flagship Air India is facing fresh turbulence. Reports by Reuters and The Economic Times suggest that the Tata Group is actively exploring a leadership change at Air India—well before CEO Campbell Wilson’s term ends in 2027. The move comes amid heightened regulatory scrutiny following a deadly crash, operational lapses flagged by authorities, and growing concerns over crisis management and safety compliance. Sources say Tata Group chairman N Chandrasekaran has held performance reviews and quietly sounded out global aviation executives as potential successors. Is this the biggest leadership shake-up at Air India since Tata’s takeover? And what does it mean for the airline’s ambitious turnaround plan? Watch the full story to understand what’s happening behind the scenes.

N Chandrasekaran said AI can shape the future and direction of the countryThe challenge is to provide meaningful and productive futuristic jobs for the vast population of India, N Chandrasekaran said

Chandrasekaran said the 'new India' he imagines can be a leader, but requires the right investments, starting with the fundamentalsHe said COVID-19 can be a catalyst towards the adoption of digital technologies in health and education

Covid-19 could be a catalyst towards digital revolution, ensuring access to health and education to all'Covid-19 is an event of extreme crisis but it also has a hidden opportunity', N Chandrasekaran said

The firm plans to restructure its renewables business by transferring it into an infrastructure investment trust

There was also a revenue loss because of the shift and the same has been absorbed in the March quarter, N Chandrasekaran saidThe coronavirus pandemic, which originated in China, has forced companies the world over to rethink their reliance on the Chinese supply chain

N Chandrasekaran was addressing TCS shareholders at the first ever virtual annual general meeting organised by a listed company

TCS CEO Rajesh Gopinathan, in his letter, said the next few months will be very difficult for everyone, individuals and organisations alikeChandrasekaran said that in many sectors, digital channels have gone from being secondary, nice-to-have options to becoming the primary channels