Cyrus Mistry

Insiders said Shapoor intends to gradually deepen Firoz and Zahan's role in operations and eventually bring them onto the group's boards, a process already underway with his own son

Cyrus Mistry's sons Firoz and Zahan Mistry are the richest billionaires under 30. Their net worth is...

Firoz and Zahan Mistry, sons of Cyrus Mistry, inherited a portion of the family's 18.4% stake in Tata Sons, propelling them into the elite circle of young billionaires.

Shapoorji Pallonji Group to go for major restructuring: Report

The various businesses will be held by two holding companies and will be supervised by an advisory board that will include four family members - Shapoor and his son, Pallon, and late Cyrus Mistry’s two children, Firoz and Zahan.

3 months after Cyrus Mistry’s death, govt moves to replace bridge railing with crash barriers across India

Cyrus Mistry’s car had crashed on the parapet wall of a bridge on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Highway in Palghar, causing his death and that of his friend Jehangir Pandole, who was the global strategy head of KPMG in London.

The rupee may be weaker, but the rich are richer

A weaker rupee impacted the majority of the richest but that was offset by Gautam Adani's record gain, which made him the new No 1

Tragedy-hit Mistry family has $29 billion fortune locked in a bitter feud

Through five generations and 157 years, the Mistrys have grown an empire responsible for building palaces, factories and stadiums across Asia.

Cyrus Mistry accident: case of rash driving filed against Dr Anahita Pandole

A case under Indian Penal Code sections 304(A) (causing death by rash and negligent act), 279 (rash driving on a public road), 337 (causing death by act endangering life and personal safety of others) besides the Motor Vehicles Act was filed at Kasa police station

Mumbai's seat belt rule for every car passenger from today. Details here

Mumbai Police will try a combination of punishment and counselling to sensitise people as the seat belt rule comes into force from November 1.

Tata Trusts ropes in Cyrus Mistry's cousin Mehli Mistry as trustee on board

The inclusion takes place even as Tata Trusts announced the retirement of its first professional CEO Srinath Narasimhan, 60, who was appointed in 2020.

Six mandatory airbags rule: Why its implementation has been pushed by a year

There’s more to the deferment of the rule than just supply chain constraints.

When it comes to safety the overall system needs to be right – passengers, drivers, infrastructure and driving behaviour: Martin Schwenk, MD & CEO, Mercedes-Benz India

Mercedes-Benz India’s CEO and MD Martin Schwenk shared insights on the safety parameters of cars, the role of EVs in mobility, and his estimates for the year’s sales.

Government notifies draft norms to make rear seat belt alarm mandatory in cars

Seat belt alarm will be mandatory in M ​​and N category vehicles, and vehicles will have audio-video warning if seat belts are not worn, as per the government's draft notification.

Thermax restructuring under Anu Aga has tips for Shapoorji Pallonji group

While much is made of the professionalisation of business families, on the ground, Indian family businesses have often struggled without a strong family lead, clear about his or her role at the top

Cyrus Mistry has bid goodbye, but his legacy lives on: NS Rajan

I had the terrific privilege of working closely with Cyrus Mistry for four years, during his tenure at the Tata Group

Cyrus Mistry death: Mercedes interim report says car brakes were applied 5 seconds before crash

Cyrus Mistry (54) and his friend Jahangir Pandole were killed on Sunday afternoon when their Mercedes car hit a road divider in Palghar district.

Cyrus Mistry post mortem report reveals polytrauma as cause of death, RTO finds highway design faulty

The Regional Transport Office (RTO) team has submitted its report to the Maharashtra Police regarding the accident. The RTO report has found the design of the highway faulty, adding that there were no cautionary sign boards on the road, no blinkers, no sign to indicate lane merging.

Old pic of Cyrus Mistry eating at dhaba with his driver goes viral

Cyrus Mistry died at the age of 54 when the car he was travelling from Mumbai to Ahmedabad in hit a road divider.

Time to buckle up! A look at history of seat belts and why wearing them is important

Nitin Gadkari, minister for road transport and highways, has announced that a penalty will be levied on passengers not wearing seat belts in the rear seats in cars. We take a look at the history of seat belts, why wearing them is important and countries where it is mandatory.

Mercedes-Benz: Cooperating with authorities probing Cyrus Mistry's death in car crash

Cyrus Mistry and his friend Jahangir Pandole were not wearing seat belts as per a preliminary probe, a police official earlier said, adding that over-speeding and an "error of judgment" by the driver caused the accident.

Nitin Gadkari sounds penalty alarm for not wearing seat belt on rear seats

The move comes after the recent death of business tycoon Cyrus Mistry in a tragic car accident on this way to Mumbai.

Cyrus Mistry suffered multiple injuries, blunt thorax trauma in fatal car crash: Hospital official

Cyrus Mistry (54) and Pandole were on way to Mumbai from Gujarat along with two other persons when their car hit a divider on a bridge over the Surya river in neighbouring Palghar district of Maharashtra, around 100 km from here, on Sunday afternoon. Mistry and Jahangir Pandole, who were on the back seats, were killed.

Cyrus Mistry cremated in Mumbai

The last rites were performed as per Hindu customs in an electric crematorium at Worli in central Mumbai.

Police obtain CCTV footage of Cyrus Mistry's car moments before it crashed

The car hit a road divider on a bridge over the Surya river on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Highway at around 3 pm, killing Mistry (54) and his friend Jahangir Pandole on the spot.

Cyrus Mistry's last rites today; Mercedes team visits accident spot

Cyrus Mistry's funeral will be held at the Worli crematorium at 11 am.

Remembering Cyrus Mistry: The first non-Tata to head the group

Born in 1968, Cyrus Mistry, was a scion of a wealthy business family. He led the Tata Group from 2012 until his unceremonious ouster in 2016. Known to be approachable and a person who kept a low profile, Mistry’s life was cut short after he met with a road accident on his way to Mumbai on 4th September, 2022. Here’s a glimpse of Cyrus Mistry’s life.