Unions urge PM Modi to stop sale of AI to Tatas

Ten Central commerce unions on Tuesday wrote a joint letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to stop the sale of Air India to the Tatas and roll again what they termed the “coverage of promoting nationwide property”.

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Updated:20th Oct, 2021 at 6:43 AM

New Delhi

The unions pressured that the sale of Air India offered higher avenues for profitability to the brand new homeowners, with 141 plane, well-trained workforce, 4,400 home and 1,800 worldwide slots at Indian airports and 900 overseas.

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Unions urge PM Modi to stop sale of AI to Tatas

Ten Central commerce unions on Tuesday wrote a joint letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to stop the sale of Air India to the Tatas and roll again what they termed the “coverage of promoting nationwide property”.

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