Indian government to privatise up to 60% of Air India

The Indian government plans to sell up to 60% of Air India, but will it be prepared to relinquish managerial control and let the layoffs commence?

The Indian government has unveiled plans to sell up to 60% of Air India, with up to 40% earmarked for sale to a strategic partner, subject to a 26% ceiling for foreign parties, and 20% for employees and domestic investors. Furthermore, there is a suggestion managerial control will be put into the hands of the private sector partner, though it remains to be seen whether or not India's government can stomach private sector efficiencies.

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