N. Chandrasekaran has announced he will step down as chairman of Tata Sons when his tenure ends in February 2027, prompting the Tata trusts to initiate a selection process for his successor. The next chairman will oversee a Tata Group valued at over 25 lakh crore rupees with ongoing investments in aviation, semiconductors, batteries, and new age manufacturing. Potential internal candidates like TV Narendran are under consideration, alongside discussions on governance, the Tata Sons NBFC status, and potential listing plans. In another development, the Bar Council of India reversed its order barring 2026 NALSAR law graduates from state bar enrolments following public backlash over student protests against Chief Justice of India Surya Kant. Meanwhile, rehabilitated Naxal women from Bastar and Sukma participated in a fashion show during National Handloom Day celebrations in Raipur, showcasing traditional ensembles and highlighting their transition toward skill development and self-reliance.

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