Cyrus mistry death

By Anuja Jha: Cyrus Mistry was returning to Mumbai from Gujarat with three others— Anahita Pandole, Darius Pandole, Jahangir Pandole— when the accident took place near Mumbai. While Anahit Pandole and her husband Darius survived the crash, Cyrus Mistry and Jahangir Pandole were killed in the accident. “The accident occurred on the bridge over the Surya river, killing Mistry and another person on the spot while two others have been shifted to Gujarat for further treatment,” said Palghar district superintendent of police, Balasaheb Patil. Earlier today, Maharashtra Police said that airbags, in the front seat of the vehicle, were deployed due to a collision. Cyrus Mistry and Darius's brother Jahangir were sitting in the back seat. As per the Mercedes manual, a minimum of seven airbags are provided in the Mercedes GLC 220D. The visuals from the accident site showed that the airbags installed for rear passengers, where Mistry and Jahangir were seated, did not deploy. Cyrus Mistry's airbags didn't deploy after crash. Cyrus and Jahangir were in car's rear seat. HOW THE ACCIDENT HAPPENED The Mercedes Benz car, with Anahita Pandole at the wheel, was over speeding and tried to overtake another vehicle from the wrong side, a police official was quoted as saying by PTI. Former Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry was killed in car crash. (Image: India Today) Cyrus Mistry and Jahangir Pandole, who died in the accident, were on the rear seats when the incident took place. Meanwhile, Anahita ...

7 in 10 Indians in rear seats do not wear seat belts: Poll MUMBAI: In less than a month, three high-profile citizens died on the spot in two accidents despite sitting at the rear, considered the safest position in case of front-end collisions. It highlighted the fact that most people don't use rear seat belts, some despite knowing the belts exist and can Mistry & Jehangir in back of Merc, were not wearing seat-belts: Cops Police said prima facie evidence suggests Anahita Pandole, who was driving the vehicle carrying Cyrus Mistry, lost control of the vehicle while taking the old bridge over the Surya river, which is at a lower level than the new bridge. 6-airbag feature in fewer than 10% of cars on Indian roads NEW DELHI: At least 90% of the vehicles running on Indian roads do not come with six airbags and this key safety feature is just limited to high-end vehicles. While exact numbers were unavailable, auto industry and government sources said as most buyers opt for cheaper variants even in models thatDeputy chief minister Devendra Fadnavis had on Sunday ordered a high-level inquiry into the accident. A senior official told TOI that the condition of the SUV indicates it could have been travelling at 130-140 kmph. The official said the manufacturer, Mercedes Benz, will be consulted to assess exact speed at the time of the accident. "The impact was so huge that the radiator of the vehicle was not only completely smashed, it was pushed at least two to three feet inside," the...

The two dead people have been identified as Anahita Pandole, who is a gynaecologist in Breach Candy hospital and a family friend of Mistry, was driving the vehicle. She was shifted to a hospital in Vapi as she too was injured during the accident along with Darius Pandole, informed the district collector. The tragic end Former Chairman of Tata Sons Cyrus Mistry was killed in a car accident in Maharashtra's Palghar today. Mistry was travelling from Ahmedabad to Mumbai in a Mercedes car. The accident took place at 3.15 pm after his car hit a divider. Four people were present in the car; two died on spot and two were moved to hospital. • Chennai court grants ED 8 days custody of Balaji • US nuclear submarine arrives in South Korea • Patanjali launches premium FMCG products • Double-digit returns for most 2023 IPOs! • Cyclone Biparjoy: Rain in parts of Delhi • Newest water e-bike surfaces on the Seine • Sensex surges 467 pts; Nifty above 18,800 • Watch: Destruction causes by Cyclone Biparjoy • Cyclone moves to Rajasthan, triggers heavy rains • 'Global influences made us forget traditional crops'

By Mustafa Shaikh: Preliminary investigation has revealed that the Maharashtra’s Palghar SP Balasaheb Patil said, "Investigations are on. On the basis of preliminary technical reports, we can say that the car being driven was above the speed limit. The speed of the car must have been around 100 kmph. It was 89 kmph when it crashed. We are working with the authorities to improve the condition of the road." In a meeting held on Monday, SP Patil met officials of the National Highways Authority (NHAI), the Highway Maintenance Contractor, and the Public Works Department. In the meeting, it was decided that ambulances should be available at four different places on the highway so that the injured can be rushed to the hospitals for treatment. "In order to avoid accidents in the said accident-prone area, we have suggested putting up notice boards, stopping of unauthorised road-cutting, putting up of rumbler strips to reduce the speed of vehicles, new cat eyes, new delineators and blinkers, filling up of potholes on the highway to help motorists to predict the road. The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has been ordered to complete the tasks within three weeks," Patil said. ALSO READ | On the overspeeding claim by authorities, the spokesperson of All India Vahan Chalak Malak Mahasangh, Harbans Singh said, “It's not true that the speed limit on that stretch is 40 kmph. There was no such sign on the flyover. Without signage, the speed limit on the highway is 80kmph. Now, on...

Former Tata Group chairman Cyrus Pallonji Mistry passed away in a tragic car accident on Sunday. Mistry was travelling from Ahmedabad to Mumbai when his Mercedes crashed into a divider near Charoti. The accident took place after the driver lost control. Besides Mistry, former KPMG’s Global Strategy Group director Jehangir Dinshaw Pandole also lost his life in the car crash. As the director at the London office of KPMG’s Global Strategy Group, he led the development and roll-out of growth platform proposition, drove revenues by creation of sales and delivery and training collateral. Apart from Jehangir, Dr Anahita Pandole and Darius Pandole were also present inside the car at the time of the accident. Dr Anahita Pandole is a gynaecologist at Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital and was driving the car. Darius Pandole, on the other hand, is the CEO and MD at JM Financial Private Equity from 2016. Since Anahita and Darius were sitting in the front seats, they were both wearing seatbelts. Both Anahita and Darius got injured in the accident and were taken to a nearby hospital in Kasa. Cyrus Pallonji Mistry was appointed as the sixth chairman of Tata Group in 2012. He was removed from the position in 2016 after long and protracted legal battle with the Tatas. After his removal as Tata Sons’ chairman, Natarajan Chandrasekaran took official charge from February 2017. Also read: Also read:

7 in 10 Indians in rear seats do not wear seat belts: Poll MUMBAI: In less than a month, three high-profile citizens died on the spot in two accidents despite sitting at the rear, considered the safest position in case of front-end collisions. It highlighted the fact that most people don't use rear seat belts, some despite knowing the belts exist and can Mistry & Jehangir in back of Merc, were not wearing seat-belts: Cops Police said prima facie evidence suggests Anahita Pandole, who was driving the vehicle carrying Cyrus Mistry, lost control of the vehicle while taking the old bridge over the Surya river, which is at a lower level than the new bridge. 6-airbag feature in fewer than 10% of cars on Indian roads NEW DELHI: At least 90% of the vehicles running on Indian roads do not come with six airbags and this key safety feature is just limited to high-end vehicles. While exact numbers were unavailable, auto industry and government sources said as most buyers opt for cheaper variants even in models thatDeputy chief minister Devendra Fadnavis had on Sunday ordered a high-level inquiry into the accident. A senior official told TOI that the condition of the SUV indicates it could have been travelling at 130-140 kmph. The official said the manufacturer, Mercedes Benz, will be consulted to assess exact speed at the time of the accident. "The impact was so huge that the radiator of the vehicle was not only completely smashed, it was pushed at least two to three feet inside," the...

By Mustafa Shaikh: Preliminary investigation has revealed that the Maharashtra’s Palghar SP Balasaheb Patil said, "Investigations are on. On the basis of preliminary technical reports, we can say that the car being driven was above the speed limit. The speed of the car must have been around 100 kmph. It was 89 kmph when it crashed. We are working with the authorities to improve the condition of the road." In a meeting held on Monday, SP Patil met officials of the National Highways Authority (NHAI), the Highway Maintenance Contractor, and the Public Works Department. In the meeting, it was decided that ambulances should be available at four different places on the highway so that the injured can be rushed to the hospitals for treatment. "In order to avoid accidents in the said accident-prone area, we have suggested putting up notice boards, stopping of unauthorised road-cutting, putting up of rumbler strips to reduce the speed of vehicles, new cat eyes, new delineators and blinkers, filling up of potholes on the highway to help motorists to predict the road. The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has been ordered to complete the tasks within three weeks," Patil said. ALSO READ | On the overspeeding claim by authorities, the spokesperson of All India Vahan Chalak Malak Mahasangh, Harbans Singh said, “It's not true that the speed limit on that stretch is 40 kmph. There was no such sign on the flyover. Without signage, the speed limit on the highway is 80kmph. Now, on...

Former Tata Group chairman Cyrus Pallonji Mistry passed away in a tragic car accident on Sunday. Mistry was travelling from Ahmedabad to Mumbai when his Mercedes crashed into a divider near Charoti. The accident took place after the driver lost control. Besides Mistry, former KPMG’s Global Strategy Group director Jehangir Dinshaw Pandole also lost his life in the car crash. As the director at the London office of KPMG’s Global Strategy Group, he led the development and roll-out of growth platform proposition, drove revenues by creation of sales and delivery and training collateral. Apart from Jehangir, Dr Anahita Pandole and Darius Pandole were also present inside the car at the time of the accident. Dr Anahita Pandole is a gynaecologist at Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital and was driving the car. Darius Pandole, on the other hand, is the CEO and MD at JM Financial Private Equity from 2016. Since Anahita and Darius were sitting in the front seats, they were both wearing seatbelts. Both Anahita and Darius got injured in the accident and were taken to a nearby hospital in Kasa. Cyrus Pallonji Mistry was appointed as the sixth chairman of Tata Group in 2012. He was removed from the position in 2016 after long and protracted legal battle with the Tatas. After his removal as Tata Sons’ chairman, Natarajan Chandrasekaran took official charge from February 2017. Also read: Also read:

The two dead people have been identified as Anahita Pandole, who is a gynaecologist in Breach Candy hospital and a family friend of Mistry, was driving the vehicle. She was shifted to a hospital in Vapi as she too was injured during the accident along with Darius Pandole, informed the district collector. The tragic end Former Chairman of Tata Sons Cyrus Mistry was killed in a car accident in Maharashtra's Palghar today. Mistry was travelling from Ahmedabad to Mumbai in a Mercedes car. The accident took place at 3.15 pm after his car hit a divider. Four people were present in the car; two died on spot and two were moved to hospital. • Chennai court grants ED 8 days custody of Balaji • US nuclear submarine arrives in South Korea • Patanjali launches premium FMCG products • Double-digit returns for most 2023 IPOs! • Cyclone Biparjoy: Rain in parts of Delhi • Newest water e-bike surfaces on the Seine • Sensex surges 467 pts; Nifty above 18,800 • Watch: Destruction causes by Cyclone Biparjoy • Cyclone moves to Rajasthan, triggers heavy rains • 'Global influences made us forget traditional crops'

By Anuja Jha: Cyrus Mistry was returning to Mumbai from Gujarat with three others— Anahita Pandole, Darius Pandole, Jahangir Pandole— when the accident took place near Mumbai. While Anahit Pandole and her husband Darius survived the crash, Cyrus Mistry and Jahangir Pandole were killed in the accident. “The accident occurred on the bridge over the Surya river, killing Mistry and another person on the spot while two others have been shifted to Gujarat for further treatment,” said Palghar district superintendent of police, Balasaheb Patil. Earlier today, Maharashtra Police said that airbags, in the front seat of the vehicle, were deployed due to a collision. Cyrus Mistry and Darius's brother Jahangir were sitting in the back seat. As per the Mercedes manual, a minimum of seven airbags are provided in the Mercedes GLC 220D. The visuals from the accident site showed that the airbags installed for rear passengers, where Mistry and Jahangir were seated, did not deploy. Cyrus Mistry's airbags didn't deploy after crash. Cyrus and Jahangir were in car's rear seat. HOW THE ACCIDENT HAPPENED The Mercedes Benz car, with Anahita Pandole at the wheel, was over speeding and tried to overtake another vehicle from the wrong side, a police official was quoted as saying by PTI. Former Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry was killed in car crash. (Image: India Today) Cyrus Mistry and Jahangir Pandole, who died in the accident, were on the rear seats when the incident took place. Meanwhile, Anahita ...