The greatest tribute one can give to Sir Ratan Tata is to know what TATAs did to India and why we should be grateful to them. I wrote an article about "TATA to Mr.TATA" & know at least a few things...

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The greatest tribute one can give to Sir Ratan Tata is to know what TATAs did to India and why we should be grateful to them. I wrote an article about "TA-TA to Mr.TATA" & know at least a few things about their contribution to India from starting India's first steel plant to contributing 47,000 crores in tax i.e, 2.24% of total India's tax in 2017. Read it and share it to spread the TATAs pride.

I'm happy to see India mourning the loss of Sir Ratan Tata. I'm happy that entrepreneurs are being celebrated like politicians & movie stars

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I'm happy to see India mourning the loss of Sir Ratan Tata. I'm happy that entrepreneurs are being celebrated like politicians & movie stars- Grapevine

Today, I feel sad. We truly lost somebody who exemplified doing 'good' along with doing 'business'.

I'd recently read the book ‘The Story of Tata’ and had learnt the good they have done, which is always difficult when you're a capitalist. But Tata truly is built different, and Ratan Tata took the torch so far ahead.

I started out career at TCS like many here, so that’s the most obvious way I was benefitted from what they have made. It was a start, and a start is what one often needs.

But beyond it: there are many things

1. He took Tata from $6Bn in revenue to $100Bn in revenue under his reign

2. ⁠Acquired brands like Tetley, JLR which are honestly a big deal for an Indian company 

3. ⁠Nano, which failed, was one of his noble pet projects. It showed his thought process.

4. ⁠Support to startups: literally every founder is putting up stories of their interactions with him, how ever present was he

All while donating 60% of profits to social causes via Tata Trusts (that’s a function of his ancestors and how they set the company)

We’ve lost a legend. We’ve lost an example in positive business building.

I hope we remember and learn from Ratan Tata for long. ♥️

A tribute to Ratan Tata. For inspiring a generation 🙏🏻

Absolutely echo what you have written 
 It was his calling to be an industrialist and billionaire (because of his family). But so many of his choices reflected a noble intent. 
  
 And that’s all it takes. Ambani Adani etc will never see the love we’re seeing outpouring for Tata. 
  
 And I hope that becomes an example for more business leaders.

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What are some of the most impactful contributions Ratan Tata has made to the business world and society at large?

Exploring the Legacy of Ratan Tata

Today, we mourn the loss of one of the greatest visionaries of our time, Sir Ratan Tata. His leadership, humility, and unwavering commitment to ethical business have transformed Indian industry and touched the lives of millions around the world.
Sir Ratan Tata was more than a business leader; he embodied integrity, innovation, and compassion.
Under his guidance, the Tata Group soared to new heights, always putting the greater good above profit.
His philanthropy and values-driven leadership made him a beloved figure, admired not just in India but globally.
As we remember him, we honor the legacy he leaves behind—a legacy of service, inspiration, and a deep dedication to bettering the world. Rest in peace, Sir Ratan Tata. Your vision and values will continue to inspire generations to come.
#SirRatanTata #Legacy #Inspiration #RestInPeace

Sir Ratan Tata's Legacy: A Tribute to an Iconic Leader

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Never talked to him , never sat together, never been with him at the same place, just saw/heard him on TV like celebrities., shouldn't be soo much sad and concerned....

 But YET ....feels like lost someone special, someone like a family member,  someone who had our back, someone who was a human first, and cherished humanity!!!

This is when you know, you have won PEOPLE and created a legacy that no one ever has and never will !!!

Engraved in History forever #RatanTata

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- **Ratan Tata** penned a heartfelt letter to **PV Narasimha Rao** in 1996, praising his economic reforms.
- Rao, known as the **'Father of Indian Economic Reforms'**, transformed India's economy in 1991.
- Tata's letter, shared by **Harsh Goenka** on X, lauded Rao's **'courageous and far-sighted'** policies.
- The reforms shifted India from a centrally-planned to a market-oriented economy.
- Rao was posthumously awarded the **Bharat Ratna** in August 2024 for his transformative role.

Source: [Business News India](https://www.businesstoday.in/india/story/when-ratan-tata-thanked-ex-pm-narasimha-rao-you-have-at-least-one-person-who-will-never-forget-450204-2024-10-16), [The Times Of India](https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/felt-compelled-to-write-you-ratan-tatas-1996-letter-to-pv-narasimha-rao/articleshow/114269200.cms), [Times Now News](https://www.timesnownews.com/business-economy/economy/ratan-tatas-handwritten-thank-you-note-to-narasimha-rao-from-1996-a-must-read-for-every-indian-article-114269013), [Ndtv](https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/circa-1996-ratan-tatas-personal-note-to-narasimha-rao-for-opening-up-of-india-6799332)

Ratan Tata's Tribute to Economic Reformer

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How come the death of Ratan Tata is something that so many people are paying enormous attention to? He was born into a wealthy family. For him, acquiring companies is like buying lollipops since he has his family’s money. He pays his employees (TCS) pennies and working conditions are shit. Philanthropy is a cakewalk for generationally wealthy families who anyway practice philanthropy in exchange for fame and goodwill of society (there is no such thing as no-strings-attached philanthropy)

I don’t even consume Tata Salt.

Why are you vehemently celebrating someone who is not even a self made entrepreneur/industrialist?  It is like celebrating/recognising the death of the son of a Rothschild or a Carnegie.

PS: All those who are triggered by this post please take a deep breath and drink a glass of water.

What is up with this sudden strange fascination with Ratan Tata's death?

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Ratan Tata what a humble person and legend

Ratan Tata, A Visionary Leader, Passes Away at 86

Ratan Tata's legacy will continue to inspire generations. His leadership, vision, and commitment to making the world a better place have left an indelible mark. We celebrate his life and the positive impact he made on millions.

Rest in peace, a true icon. 🙏

Ratan Tata, A Visionary Leader, Passes Away at 86

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Tata always surprises with his philanthropy and amazing work. Lesson to be learnt always by his great virtue of excelling business along with social good. A man with no haters.

🌟 Tata: A Beacon of Business Excellence and Philanthropy 🌟

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Miss you RATAN TATA Sir...💔
End of an ERA!!

INDIA lost its GEM

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🫡🫡🫡 to the work ethics.

When everyone wants to retire in their 20s or 30s 🔥

This man is showing up at Assam, Gujrat etc for a semiconductor plant launch at age 86

$400B Tata group is there coz of his leadership and vision...hope he continues to motivate 10Lac+ employees of group + Indian Youth.

Ratan 💎 Tata ubiquitous at age 86*

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The TATAs are known for starting businesses on the principles of philanthropy( being a Parsi following Zoroastrian faith)

This book covers how Cyrus Mistry(having his forefathers organisation SP Group holding 19.2% shares in TATA) was apppointed as the Chairman and was the shortest Chairman to be in the board, being fired by TATA just after 4 years(Nov 2011 - Sept 2016). He was fired of having personal interests to route business from TATA’s to his forefathers company SP Group of which Mistry was a 50% shareholder - thus not visioning for company’s best interests but his.

Natarajan Chandrasekaran(CEO of TCS - TATA’s organisation within IT umbrella) was a probable candidate but was shrugged off by the board considering he looked after TCS - the highest revenue generating business in TATA’s cap.

Chandra(Natarajan Chandrasekaran) was now appointed as Chairman.

The TATA could not continue as a family empire because kids could not be born to leading faces of TATA, unfortunately. But being Parsis and following certain Parsi rules, kids were adopted from extended families.
Ratan Tata is son-of-the-first-wife of Naval Tata(adopted by Navajbai Sett). Ratan Tata’s parents got divorced when he was 3YO, and he has been raised by his step grandmother thus.

JRD Tata was not a direct heir to TATA group either.

TATAs business line:
1822 - Trading Firm by Nusserwanji
1859 - Jamsetji graduated and masted commodities. Opened Cotton and Opium trade with China
1869 - Jamsetji along with father Nusserwanji bought and converted Oil Mill at Chinchpokli to Cotton Mill
1871 - sold this Cotton Mill
1874 - founded Empress Cotton Mills in Nagpur

Jamsetji set 4 long term corporate goals which included acts of PHILANTHROPY:
1. Iron and steel plant
2. hydroelectric power to india - 1915; completed by ratanji tata
3. world class institute of science - 1896 to 1909, Institute of Science and Technology, blr
4. World class hotel - taj palace, mumbai, 1903.

Summary: Book “the Story of TATA”

Deeply saddened to hear this news that the man who has given this world so much to look for and the one who has loved animals to the extremities. Why it is feeling like a personal loss. His aura is so powerful that light in his smile and the purest form of his heart and kindness towards each and everyone around. He brought glories to the industrial and corporate world. I saw so many people posted on Instagram stories about his kindness and his love for animals. But not even 1% of them would follow his values and principles.People like show offs. He is not some trending news that someone has updated a story or status so even you should do it . Just feel and understand who he was and how he changed the entire world how he brought the difference to the lives of people and those countless animals. Being the richest at heart and still being so down to earth can we just try to become at least 0.1 of his kindness and his values then I am sure our country will be a developed economy sooner which was his dream. Let’s not just keep him to status or stories let’s bring his kindness and values in daily lives.
#IndialostitsRatan#

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Ratan Tata passes away :(

Breaking!! Mr. Ratan Tata, the legend passes away

- Businessman-philanthropist **Ratan Naval Tata** passed away due to age-related ailments.
- He was the Chairman-Emeritus of **Tata Sons** and Chairperson of **Tata Trusts**.
- Tata ran Tata Sons for over 20 years, credited with expanding and diversifying the company.
- He was also involved in the running of Tata Trusts, a philanthropic organisation run by the group.
- Tata founded **Tata Teleservices** in 1996 and took **Tata Consultancy Services** public in 2004.

Source: [Deccan Herald](https://www.deccanherald.com/business/ratan-tata-no-more-business-titan-dead-at-86-3226473)

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