On Thursday, industrialist Ratan Tata, one of the most well-known business tycoons in the nation, will turn 86. The Tata Sons Chairman emeritus, one of the most powerful businessmen of our day, has garnered widespread praise for his charitable endeavors.
For his services to the country’s cause, Tata received the Padma Bhushan (2000) and Padma Vibhushan (2008) awards.
Here are some interesting facts about Ratan Tata:
Ratan Tata studied reading at Bishop Cotton School in Shimla, Cathedral and John Connon School in Mumbai, and Campion School in Mumbai. Later on, he attended Harvard to complete his education. He attended Cornell University’s College of Architecture as well.
Managing Tata Steel’s shop floor operations was Ratan Tata’s first position.
The former Tata Group chairperson is single and has no kids. He has disclosed that he was on the verge of marriage four times, but for various reasons the arrangements fell through.
The man behind Tata’s entry-level vehicle, “Nano,” Ratan Tata, intended it to be the “people’s car.” He claimed that he chose to start the Nano automobile company in order to lower the cost of ownership for Indian two-wheeler families. “What really motivated me, and sparked a desire to produce such a vehicle, was constantly seeing Indian families on scooters, maybe the child sandwiched between the mother and father, riding to wherever they were going, often on slippery roads,” Tata wrote in a 2022 Instagram post.
Books like “From Steel To Cellular” and “The Wit & Wisdom of Ratan Tata” are written by Ratan Tata. 6) The Tata group contributed $50 million in 2010 to construct an executive center at Harvard Business School (HBS) under Ratan Tata’s direction. where he’d been trained as an undergraduate. Tata Hall was its name.
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