MISTRY OBJECTION
Mehli Mistry challenges ouster from Tata Trust
Mehli Mistry has filed objections against his removal as a trustee of Bai Hirabai Jamsetji Charitable Institution. He claims that the decision was invalid and the voting process was flawed. Mistry argues that the trust deed does not specify a fixed tenure for trustees or eligibility based on citizenship.
Mehli Mistry challenges removal as Tata Trusts trustee, seeks independent inquiry into governance
Mehli Mistry has filed a challenge against his removal as a trustee of the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust. He has raised concerns about procedural irregularities and trustee eligibility in his case. Mistry also seeks an independent inquiry into financial matters related to the trust's administration. He has claimed conflicts of interest and improper financial benefits received by some trustees.
Darius Khambata does not seek re-appointment on Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and Sir Ratan Tata Trust as his term ends
Senior advocate Darius J Khambata has declined reappointment as a trustee of the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and Sir Ratan Tata Trust, citing concerns over trustee independence, governance issues within the Tata Group and the proposed listing of Tata Sons.
Tata Trusts’ spending jumps 73% to Rs 1,556 crore in Noel Tata’s first full year
Tata Trusts reported a 72.5% increase in philanthropic spending to Rs 1,556.31 crore in 2025-26. Major allocations included Rs 457.62 crore for rural upliftment and Rs 270.26 crore for education. Cancer care projects received Rs 178.46 crore, while direct assistance to individuals totaled Rs 202.99 crore. Noel Tata emphasized the importance of sustainable outcomes over sheer spending figures.
Mistry Objection Not Valid, say two Tata Trusts
Two Tata trusts, Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and Bai Hirabai Jamsetji Tata Navsari Charitable Institution, challenge Mehli Mistry's objections. Mistry claims irregularities in trustee appointments, while the trusts deny any illegal actions. Both trusts assert that his term expired and he no longer qualifies as a trustee. Additionally, the BHJTNCI seeks to replace its reporting trustee, leading to further legal disputes. Proceedings on these matters are set for November 5.
Five pivotal figures shaping the battle for $185 billion Tata Group
A widening power struggle at Tata Group has brought several lesser-known figures into focus, from TVS veteran Venu Srinivasan and SP Group’s Shapoor Mistry to Maharashtra Charity Commissioner Amogh Kaloti. Their roles could prove decisive as the battle over N Chandrasekaran’s tenure, Tata Sons’ possible listing and the influence of Tata Trusts moves beyond the boardroom.
Mehli Mistry says Tata Education and Development Trust won't bear legal costs in Tata Sons row
In an email sent by Mehli to Tata Trusts CEO Siddhartha Sharma and 'CC'd'Mehli said TEDT would not bear any part of the legal expenses relating to the dispute.
Tata Sons listing: Who holds the shares, who holds the cards
Tata Sons’ board has backed Chandrasekaran for another five years and begun considering steps to meet RBI requirements that could lead to a listing. But Tata Trusts, which owns about 66% of the holding company, is challenging his reappointment and opposes an IPO—setting up a battle between the board, controlling shareholder and regulator over Tata Sons’ future.
What Shapoorji Pallonji said on Tata Sons' listing and why he wants it to be a ‘bridge’
Shapoorji Pallonji Group Chairman Shapoorji Pallonji Mistry has backed the public listing of Tata Sons, calling it a “social and moral imperative” that can strengthen transparency, accountability and philanthropy. His statement comes as Tata Trusts and chairman Noel Tata oppose the listing, with Mistry urging stakeholders to treat it as an opportunity for reconciliation.
Tata Trusts hearings adjourned to October 15
The hearings concerning Mehli Mistry's objections have been postponed to October 15. The legal representatives for Tata Trusts have requested additional time to submit their response. A reporting trustee's recent retirement has influenced one of the ongoing matters. Mistry highlighted various governance issues in his complaints. All three cases will now be addressed on the rescheduled date.
Rs 10,000-crore question mark over Ratan Tata estate
A recent ruling by the charity commissioner has raised questions regarding Ratan Tata's decision to bequeath shares to two trusts. These shares were initially transferred to Naval Tata under defined family conditions. The ruling grants the Navajbai Ratan Tata Trust the power to take necessary actions, potentially addressing a breach of the original share transfer agreement. Discussions among the relevant parties may lead to a resolution of this matter.
Tata Trust row deepens as Mehli Mistry seeks administrator for SDTT
Mehli Mistry, removed from Tata Trusts, has filed a complaint with the Maharashtra Charity Commissioner. He seeks an administrator for the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust. Mistry challenges the positions of Noel Tata, Venu Srinivasan, and Vijay Singh. He alleges procedural violations and conflicts of interest. Mistry previously contested Srinivasan and Singh's roles in another trust.
Tata Trusts row deepens as Venu Srinivasan exits Bai Hirabai Trust amid eligibility challenge
Venu Srinivasan has resigned from the Bai Hirabai Jamsetji Tata Navsari Charitable Institution. This move follows a dispute over his eligibility as a trustee. Another trustee, Mehli Mistry, challenged Srinivasan and Vijay Singh's qualifications. Mistry claims they do not meet the Parsi Zoroastrian faith and Mumbai residency requirements. Srinivasan cited other business commitments for his departure.
Tatas created shadow board: Mistry counsel
Mistry’s counsel Janak Dwarkadas said the Tata Trusts created a “shadow board, stage-managed by Ratan Tata and two others” to shake principles of corporate governance.
Due process followed in awarding contracts to M Pallonji & Co: Tata Power
Tata Power said it’s not a party to the petition and therefore not obliged to provide any responses. But it had done so at the request of principal shareholder Tata Sons.
Cyrus Mistry resigns as director: Tata Power
Even though being replaced as chairman of Tata Sons on October 24, Mistry continued to be on board of the operating companies, including heading some of them.
Poor performance Mistry's fault, say Tatas; sign of desperation, retorts ex-Chairman
The nine-page Tata Sons missive also accused the former chairman of trying to take control of Indian Hotels along with its prized properties.
Cyrus Mistry was made chairman because there was no alternative: Tata Sons
It also mentions on the conflict of interest between the Shapoorji Palonji group that were not addressed. S&P owns 18.4%of Tata Sons.
DEO rejects Madhusudan Mistry's objection to Narendra Modi's candidature
Congress candidate from Vadodara, Madhusudan Mistry pointed out that Modi has failed to provide details of PAN card number, bank account details, etc, of his wife Jasodaben in his nomination papers.
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