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Mistry mystery

Opinion, Editorial

Mistry mystery

Published : Oct 27, 2016, 12:47 am IST

Updated : Oct 27, 2016, 12:47 am IST

I fail to comprehend what’s the hullabaloo about the decision of the Tata Group to sack Cyrus Mistry as its chairman.

I fail to comprehend what’s the hullabaloo about the decision of the Tata Group to sack Cyrus Mistry as its chairman. After all, hiring and sacking without a day’s notice is common in the corporate world. I agree that the Tata Group is one of the most reputed companies in India but we can certainly wait for a while longer to know the reason.

Mukta Sharma

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