Honest John: A Life Of John MatthaiJohn Matthai was independent Indias first railways and transport minister. Later, he was Indias second finance minister but resigned due to his differences with Pandit Nehru over the Planning Commission. Matthai served in important position in the Tatas and was a friend and confidant of J. R. D. Tata. He was chairman of the Taxation Enquiry Commission (1953), which provided a framework for the future tax policies of the government. Matthai was the

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