Mehli K. Mistry Resigns as Director from Ratan Tata's RNT Associates

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Long-time Tata Group associate Mehli K.
Mistry has resigned as a director from Ratan Tata's personal investment firm, RNT Associates, effective July 1.
Mistry, an executor of Tata's will, cited "other commitments" for his departure from the firm, known for investing in Indian startups like Ola Electric.

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Long-time Tata Group associate Mehli K. Mistry has resigned as a director from Ratan Tata's personal investment firm, RNT Associates, effective July 1. Mistry, an executor of Tata's will, cited "other commitments" for his departure from the firm, known for investing in Indian startups like Ola Electric.

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