Turmoil deepens at India's Tata group as top executives exit


MUMBAI: The acrimonious battle at India’s largest conglomerate is showing no signs of resolution as more officials resigned amid reports that an attempt at mediation between the scion of the founding family and ousted head of Tata Sons Ltd has started.

Tata Group chief human resources officer N.S. Rajan resigned last Friday, according to a company spokesman.

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