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India best placed for energy transition, electric vehicles & AI adoption; Tata Group placing bets in these areas; PKF Sridhar & Santhanam LLP has grown to become an Indian multinational accounting firm; NGOs felicitated.

CCI approves merger of Vistara with Air India, Singapore Airlines to acquire 25.1% stake. Air India to become a company of four airlines, including AirAsia India and Air India Express. Singapore Airlines to invest ₹2,059 crore in Tata-owned airline. Vistara to form full-service business, AirAsia India to merge with Air…

Chairman N. Chandrasekaran said the new logo represented the airline’s “bold vision” for the future and would include the best of technology.

In a major development, Tata Group has announced that it will establish a battery cell gigafactory in the UK. Read further on Dynamite News:

India’s Tata Sons has confirmed plans to build a 4-billion-pound, or $5.2-billion, electric car battery factory in the U.K. The plant is expected to become one of Europe’s largest battery cell manufacturing sites when it begins production in 2026

Air India revamps 40% seats, adds Wi-Fi, Premium Economy cabin; Tata Technologies helps with 3-D printing of spares. Despite efforts, passengers still complain of broken furniture.

India's second-largest domestic carrier placed orders for 220 Boeing aircraft valued at $34 billion and 250 Airbus planes in a separate deal that could be worth tens of billions of dollars.

Air India’s owner is buying 250 Airbus passenger jets in a mammoth order that underlines the surging demand for air travel fueled by the country’s swelling middle class

Earlier, after facing backlash, Air India had issued show cause notices to four of its cabin crew and one pilot and de-rostered them pending investigations. Read on for details;

India’s oldest and largest conglomerate, Tata Sons, will merge its Air India with Vistara, a carrier it jointly runs with Singapore Airlines, in a major step toward revamping the country’s debt-laden national carrier

The proposal comes against the backdrop of the death of former Tata Sons Chairman Cyrus Mistry earlier this month. While legal provisions mandate the use of seatbelts at the back too, enforcement has been weak, along with a lack of awareness about the rule.