For the first time in its long institutional history, Tata Sons could not convene its annual general meeting — not from indifference or disorder, but because a government freeze on one of its founding trusts made a lawful quorum impossible. The Maharashtra Charity Commissioner's restrictions on the Sir Ratan Tata Trust, imposed amid an inquiry into alleged regulatory violations, have entangled one of India's most storied conglomerates in an unprecedented governance standstill. A three-month extension from the Registrar of Companies now holds the company in suspension, its ordinary business — i