A bitter power struggle grips the Tata Group. N Chandrasekaran’s re-appointment, despite Noel Tata’s and Tata Trusts’ opposition, creates an institutional crisis. The board's decision to pursue a public listing, also opposed, intensifies the conflict. This ambiguity over leadership, succession, and governance risks protracted legal battles, harming the group, shareholders, and economy. The author urges clarity, transparency, and resolution of power and accountability lines. Emphasizing the group's national importance, the text concludes the Tatas must urgently "put their house in order" to avoid instability.