Tatas back in control of debt-ridden Air India after 69 years

New Delhi, Jan 27 (EFE).- India’s Tata Group Thursday took control of the state-run Air India, the government said, after 69 years of its nationalization and three months after winning the bid to acquire the debt-ridden carrier in a deal worth 180 billion Indian rupees ($2.4 billion). Tuhin K Pandey, the top official of investment …

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