Ratan Tata, who passed away at 86, was one of India's most celebrated business leaders and an influential figure on the global stage. He helmed the Tata Group, a 155-year-old conglomerate spanning over 100 companies, from steel and automobiles to software and aviation. Under his leadership, the group’s annual revenues surpassed $100 billion, employing more than 660,000 people.
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Born in 1937 into a prominent Parsi family, Tata was deeply influenced by his mentor JRD Tata. His tenure as chairman from 1991 saw bold acquisitions, such as Jaguar Land Rover and Tetley, marking Tata as a global brand. Despite challenges, including the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, Ratan Tata’s resilience and commitment to philanthropy defined his leadership.
Though he faced controversies and setbacks, Tata's vision for India, where success is earned on merit, remained steadfast. His humility and dedication to ethical business practices earned him a revered place in the annals of Indian industry.
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