Tata Sons and Tata Trusts on Friday said they have set up a ₹500-crore welfare trust for the victims of the Air India plane crash. The AI-171 Memorial and Welfare Trust has been registered in Mumbai.

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ALPA India emphasised that such accidents must be investigated with utmost diligence, transparency and impartiality.

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Tata Sons on Friday formalised and completed the registration of a public charitable trust in Mumbai, dedicated to the ...