FM Sitharaman says Tata Sons dispute must be settled amicably within group, rules out quick intervention
Finance Minister says the Tata Group's internal differences should be resolved through dialogue as disagreements over N Chandrasekaran's reappointment and Tata Sons' proposed stock market listing deepen
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