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When Stranger's Tata Indica Praise Brought "Joy" To Ratan Tata: Niira Radia
A stranger's praise for Tata Indica car once brought "joy" to Ratan Tata's face, said Niira Radia, whose company managed public relations for the Tata Group from 2000 to 2012.
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"Same Legacy": Niira Radia As Noel Tata Succeeds Ratan Tata At Tata Trusts
Noel Tata, late Indian tycoon Ratan Tata's half-brother, was appointed last week to succeed him as chairman of Tata Trusts, a collective of philanthropic institutions that wield indirect control over the $165 billion Tata Group.
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In A First, Niira Radia Shares Why Ratan Tata Decided To Build The Nano
Former corporate public relations professional Niira Radia in her first media interview in over 12 years and the first ever on the Tata group shared snippets from the time she worked with industrialist and philanthropist Ratan Tata, who died at 86.
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Niira Radia Explains Why Ratan Tata Chose Singur For Nano Factory
The decision to build Nano, the Rs 1 lakh car, in Bengal's Singur, had taken Ratan Tata's team by surprise, as did the price point of the car, Niira Radia told NDTV.
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Niira Radia Recounts When Ratan Tata's Dog Went Missing On Marine Drive
Industrialist, philanthropist and dog lover, Ratan Tata, died at the age of 86 in Mumbai on October 9. Ratan Tata had a deep compassion for dogs and advocated for the welfare of stray animals.
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"No Criminality Found" In Niira Radia Tapes, CBI Tells Supreme Court, Cites 14 Probes
CBI response on plea by Ratan Tata, who wants investigation into how the phone conversations, recorded by government in 2008-09, leaked
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Niira Radia Tapes: Supreme Court Asks CBI To File Status Report
The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the CBI to file a status report on the investigation into intercepted conversations of corporate lobbyist Niira Radia.
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Radia Tapes: Supreme Court Hearing On Ratan Tata's Plea After 8 Years
Industrialist Ratan Tata's request for an investigation into the leak of audio tapes in 2010 involving former corporate lobbyist Niira Radia will be heard today in the Supreme Court, after a gap of eight years.
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In Ratan Tata vs Radia Tapes, Supreme Court Hearing After 8 Years
Industrialist Ratan Tata's petition seeking an investigation into the leak of audio tapes in 2010 involving former corporate lobbyist Niira Radia will come up for hearing in the Supreme Court after a gap of eight years.
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Cyrus Mistry Selectively Leaking Information To Suit His Needs: Arun Nanda
Nanda's firm replaced Niira Radia's Vaishnavi Corporate Communications in 2011 as the PR agency for the Tata Group.
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2013: Business tycoons like Birla, Sahara face tough year in courts
Corporate czars like Anil Ambani, Sunil Bharti Mittal and business houses including Tata came under intense judicial scanner for scam-related cases in 2013 with Subrata Roy Sahara facing the toughest time in Supreme Court which restrained him from leaving India.
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Niira Radia tapes: cases that Supreme Court wants CBI to probe in 2 months
Details of the Supreme Court order asking the CBI yesterday to investigate nearly 15 conversations that corporate lobbyist Niira Radia had with a group of people have emerged.
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Reliance Group welcomes CBI probe into Radia tapes
Anil Ambani-led Reliance Group today welcomed the CBI probe ordered by the Supreme Court into criminality arising from analysis of Niira Radia's taped conversations, saying it has been a victim of a mischievous campaign by unscrupulous corporate rivals.
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Supreme Court uses strong words about Radia tapes, wants CBI probe
The Supreme Court has said that the CBI must investigate nearly 15 conversations that corporate lobbyist Niira Radia had with a group of people including government officials because the judges suspect "collusion between government officials and private enterprises."
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Ratan Tata comes to Supreme Court to watch a hearing on his Right to Privacy plea
One of India's best-known entrepreneurs, Ratan Tata, was in the Supreme Court today to watch a hearing in his case that his constitutional right to privacy was violated in the leak of his conversations with corporate lobbyist Niira Radia.
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When Stranger's Tata Indica Praise Brought "Joy" To Ratan Tata: Niira Radia
A stranger's praise for Tata Indica car once brought "joy" to Ratan Tata's face, said Niira Radia, whose company managed public relations for the Tata Group from 2000 to 2012.
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"Same Legacy": Niira Radia As Noel Tata Succeeds Ratan Tata At Tata Trusts
Noel Tata, late Indian tycoon Ratan Tata's half-brother, was appointed last week to succeed him as chairman of Tata Trusts, a collective of philanthropic institutions that wield indirect control over the $165 billion Tata Group.
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In A First, Niira Radia Shares Why Ratan Tata Decided To Build The Nano
Former corporate public relations professional Niira Radia in her first media interview in over 12 years and the first ever on the Tata group shared snippets from the time she worked with industrialist and philanthropist Ratan Tata, who died at 86.
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Niira Radia Explains Why Ratan Tata Chose Singur For Nano Factory
The decision to build Nano, the Rs 1 lakh car, in Bengal's Singur, had taken Ratan Tata's team by surprise, as did the price point of the car, Niira Radia told NDTV.
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Niira Radia Recounts When Ratan Tata's Dog Went Missing On Marine Drive
Industrialist, philanthropist and dog lover, Ratan Tata, died at the age of 86 in Mumbai on October 9. Ratan Tata had a deep compassion for dogs and advocated for the welfare of stray animals.
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"No Criminality Found" In Niira Radia Tapes, CBI Tells Supreme Court, Cites 14 Probes
CBI response on plea by Ratan Tata, who wants investigation into how the phone conversations, recorded by government in 2008-09, leaked
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Niira Radia Tapes: Supreme Court Asks CBI To File Status Report
The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the CBI to file a status report on the investigation into intercepted conversations of corporate lobbyist Niira Radia.
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Radia Tapes: Supreme Court Hearing On Ratan Tata's Plea After 8 Years
Industrialist Ratan Tata's request for an investigation into the leak of audio tapes in 2010 involving former corporate lobbyist Niira Radia will be heard today in the Supreme Court, after a gap of eight years.
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In Ratan Tata vs Radia Tapes, Supreme Court Hearing After 8 Years
Industrialist Ratan Tata's petition seeking an investigation into the leak of audio tapes in 2010 involving former corporate lobbyist Niira Radia will come up for hearing in the Supreme Court after a gap of eight years.
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Cyrus Mistry Selectively Leaking Information To Suit His Needs: Arun Nanda
Nanda's firm replaced Niira Radia's Vaishnavi Corporate Communications in 2011 as the PR agency for the Tata Group.
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2013: Business tycoons like Birla, Sahara face tough year in courts
Corporate czars like Anil Ambani, Sunil Bharti Mittal and business houses including Tata came under intense judicial scanner for scam-related cases in 2013 with Subrata Roy Sahara facing the toughest time in Supreme Court which restrained him from leaving India.
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Niira Radia tapes: cases that Supreme Court wants CBI to probe in 2 months
Details of the Supreme Court order asking the CBI yesterday to investigate nearly 15 conversations that corporate lobbyist Niira Radia had with a group of people have emerged.
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Reliance Group welcomes CBI probe into Radia tapes
Anil Ambani-led Reliance Group today welcomed the CBI probe ordered by the Supreme Court into criminality arising from analysis of Niira Radia's taped conversations, saying it has been a victim of a mischievous campaign by unscrupulous corporate rivals.
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Supreme Court uses strong words about Radia tapes, wants CBI probe
The Supreme Court has said that the CBI must investigate nearly 15 conversations that corporate lobbyist Niira Radia had with a group of people including government officials because the judges suspect "collusion between government officials and private enterprises."
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Ratan Tata comes to Supreme Court to watch a hearing on his Right to Privacy plea
One of India's best-known entrepreneurs, Ratan Tata, was in the Supreme Court today to watch a hearing in his case that his constitutional right to privacy was violated in the leak of his conversations with corporate lobbyist Niira Radia.
