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#Ratan Tata #Birthday is on 28th December. The legend, the man of words, turns 85 this year. Check out more about the birthday of most #successful #industrialist

Download this stock image: TATA boss Ratan Tata presents the TATA Nano at the press day to the 78th International Motor Show Geneva, Switzerland, 04 March 2008. Some 260 exhibitors from 30 nations showcase on 77,550 square metres their latest developments at the 78th International Motor Show Geneva running from 06 through 16 March. Photo: ULI DECK - D4CYD3 from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.

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We love you sir and always remember you sir @ratantata 💐🙇🙏❤️ Tomorrow, we mourn the loss of a true legend, Sir Ratan Tata, a visionary who dedicated his life to shaping a brighter future for us all. His compassion, integrity, and unwavering commitment to uplift others have left an indelible mark on our hearts. Rest in peace, Sir. Your legacy will forever inspire generations. 💔🙏 . . . . . follow @digital.aichmeist 🙏 . . . . . . . . #RatanTata #Legend #LegacyLivesOn #RestInPeace #ratan…

From loving “Tata Motors Cars” to analysing my first stock “Tata Motors” to trading “Tata Power” that’s what Tata’s are, not even single Indian will not be there who haven’t benefited from their service to the nation.... Still Shri Ratan Tata becomes the epitome of that great Tata group. There are many great events from Mr Tata’s life some of them are standing in front of “Taj hotel” during attack ,making first Indian car “Tata Indica” to most affordable car “Tata Nano”, Supporting that…

Under Ratan Tata's leadership, the Tata Group invested heavily in R&D and innovation. This led to pathbreaking products and positioned India as an innovation hub globally.

In the 1960s, just when Ratan Tata was ready to settle down in Los Angeles after completing his architecture and structural engineering from Cornell University, he had to return to India when his grandmother Navajbai’s health deteriorated.