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Trust for Air India crash victims to be institutionalised later this month
Tata Sons is set to formally establish a Rs 500-crore trust, headed by N Chandrasekaran, later this month or by early August, to provide long-term financial and medical support to the victims and families of the recent Air India crash.
A preliminary AAIB report reveals both engines of Air India AI171 shut down seconds after take-off, causing a crash that ...
Tata Sons has approved a ₹500-crore public charitable trust to aid families impacted by the Air India flight AI171 crash in ...
Air India pays interim compensation to crash victims' families, legal experts advise caution to avoid reduced payouts.
Tata Sons Launches Rs 500 Crore Trust to Support AI171 Crash Victims - Tata Sons has approved a Rs 500 crore public ...
Air India is facing serious allegations from families of the AI 171 crash victims, who claim the airline forced them to ...
Amid claims of coercion, Air India has denied pressuring families of AI171 crash victims to sign documents that could affect ...
Following the tragic AI-171 crash, Air India is grappling with both immense grief and fraudulent activities. Scammers are ...
Families of AI171 crash victims allege Air India coerced them into signing financial disclosure forms for interim ...
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