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  1. Tata Group owns Air India, the flag carrier, which operates as an Indian carrier.
  2. The Tata Group is facing operational challenges, including financial losses incurred by Air India, which is part of the group.

Natarajan Chandrasekaran is driving Air India's turnaround, with the Tata Group providing financial aid through Tata Sons.

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Natarajan Chandrasekaran is driving Air India's turnaround, with the Tata Group providing financial aid through Tata Sons.

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  1. The Tata Group is expanding its strategic focus into global supply chains and automotive sectors.1 source
  2. Chandrasekaran is driving Air India's revival, with Tata Sons providing financial aid.1 source

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