The aviation regulator last week slapped ₹30 lakh fine on Air India for an incident in which a drunk male passenger urinated on a woman. The airline has banned the accused for 4 months.
It is not only about electric vehicles, it is about every new technology that can drive this change to deliver zero carbon emissions, says Tata Sons chairman.
On November 26, a 34-year-old man, in an inebriated condition, urinated on a 70-year-old female co-passenger and her seat in the business class of a New York-Delhi Tata Group-owned Air India flight.
N. Chandrasekaran has led the transformation of Tata companies and the group’s foray into new-age businesses, changing the way the conglomerate operates.
Central banks are withdrawing liquidity support and raising policy rates faster than anticipated, Chandrasekaran says at the Tata Steel Annual General Meeting.