News illustration depicting the deferral of Tata Trusts board meeting following a charity commissioner's order.
News illustration depicting the deferral of Tata Trusts board meeting following a charity commissioner's order.
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Tata Trusts reporte sa réunion du conseil d'administration après une ordonnance de l'autorité de tutelle des œuvres caritatives

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Le commissaire aux œuvres caritatives du Maharashtra a ordonné à Tata Trusts de reporter sa réunion du conseil d'administration prévue le 16 mai 2026 et a diligenté une enquête sur des plaintes concernant le nombre d'administrateurs perpétuels au sein du Sir Ratan Tata Trust.

Cette décision fait suite à des plaintes déposées par l'avocate Katyayani Agrawal le 18 avril 2026, et par l'administrateur Venu Srinivasan le 28 avril 2026. Les plaintes alléguaient que trois administrateurs perpétuels du Sir Ratan Tata Trust avaient enfreint l'article 30A(2) de la loi du Maharashtra sur les trusts publics, qui limite le nombre d'administrateurs perpétuels à un quart de l'effectif total du conseil.

Le commissaire aux œuvres caritatives, Amogh S Kaloti, a déclaré que la tenue de la réunion pendant que l'enquête est en cours pourrait entraîner des complications. La réunion du conseil avait été initialement fixée au 8 mai avant d'être reportée au 16 mai sans motif explicite.

Tata Trusts a qualifié l'ordonnance de décision prise sans entendre la partie adverse et a affirmé que l'amendement de 2025 est prospectif et ne concerne donc pas les nominations antérieures d'administrateurs perpétuels. Le trust a indiqué qu'il examinait ces instructions et a souligné que Srinivasan avait accusé réception des convocations à la réunion.

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