When Reliance lost out to a small trust in a Mumbai property tussle

Surprised by the stiff resistance to its attempts to wrest control of the trust that owns the prime plot of land in upscale Breach Candy, the conglomerate seems reconciled to licking its wounds.

27 October, 20249 min
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