Silent Goodbye : The Day Ratan Tata Left the World in Tears
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Ratan Tata, born on December 28, 1937, in Bombay, India, is an iconic Indian industrialist, philanthropist, and investor, known for his remarkable leadership of the Tata Group.
He completed his education from renowned institutions like Cornell University and Harvard Business School, shaping his visionary business mindset.
Raised by Lady Navajbai Tata, Ratan’s family roots are tied to the legacy of the Tata Group, with his father, Naval Tata, being adopted into the prestigious family.
Ratan Tata joined the Tata Group in 1962 and became its chairman in 1991, significantly expanding its global reach by acquiring Jaguar Land Rover and launching Tata Indica and Nano.
His leadership transformed the Tata Group, with 65% of its revenue now coming from international markets, making it a globally recognized brand.
Philanthropy has been a key focus, as over 65% of Tata Group's profits go to charitable causes, reflecting his commitment to social welfare.
Known for his humility and resilience, Ratan Tata has consistently prioritized improving the quality of life for Indians and humanity through his work and initiatives.
He holds significant advisory roles, including membership in the Prime Minister’s Trade and Industry Committee, and boards like JP Morgan Chase.
Despite never marrying, Ratan Tata’s personal life reflects discipline, with no indulgence in smoking or alcohol, and he is known for his simple lifestyle.
A man of great taste, Ratan enjoys masoor dal, white as his favorite color, and has a deep admiration for Lata Mangeshkar and actors like Ashok Kumar.