Imagine this: India’s biggest corporate empire, worth $277 billion, is

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Imagine this: India’s biggest corporate empire, worth $277 billion, is tearing itself apart — not over profits, not over markets, but over who gets to decide its future.

At the center? A 68-year-old family loyalist vs. a legendary CEO. The drama? Tata Sons’ board just reappointed N Chandrasekaran as Chairman; against the wishes of Tata Trusts, which owns 66% of the company. Why does this matter? Because if Tata Sons goes public (as RBI demands), it could change how India’s corporate giants operate; forever. Noel Tata, Ratan’s half-brother, says listing would destroy the group’s “national service” ethos. Economists say India can’t afford to let giants like Tata operate in the shadows anymore. This isn’t just a family feud; it’s a battle for the soul of Indian capitalism.