The meeting of Tata Trusts on Friday is likely to be a low key affair with none of the contentious issues, such as board appointments and who should sit on Tata Sons board, being part of the agenda, sources with knowledge of developments at the group said.

Following unmistakable signal from the government that Tata Trusts, which owns a controlling 66 per cent of Tata Sons, should settle its infighting and get its house in order, sources said that over the next several weeks the trustees will be sitting down to iron out their difference and arrive at an amicable solution.

“These differences cannot be resolved instantly, and it will take time as several individuals are involved,” said an industry insider with close knowledge of the group.

The meeting of the trustees is likely to be for mo

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