MUMBAI -- In a country notorious for billionaire business family feuds, a 124-year-old Indian family conglomerate is aiming to break the mold without a whiff of conflict, as it puts finishing touches to a succession plan that would equitably divide family assets among members and hand the businesses to a new generation of leaders.
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India's Godrej family aims to quietly unwind business empire
Upholding 'reputation' could blaze trail in country known for familial feuds
Godrej group patriarch Adi Godrej. (Source photos by Ken Kobayashi and AP)
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