Noel Tata is the new chairperson of Tata Trusts A day after the death of India’s most globally-recognised tycoon Ratan Tata, his half-brother Noel Tata has been named as the new chairperson of Tata Trusts, the group has announced. Tata Trusts is the company’s philanthropic arm which holds a majority stake of 66% in Tata… Continue reading Tata leadership to remain in the family: Noel Tata
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Meet Maya Tata, A Rising Star in the Tata business empire
Meet Maya Tata, likely heir of multi-billion-dollar Tata business empire, Ratan Tata is her… With her father being Ratan Tata’s half-brother and her mother the sister of the late Cyrus Mistry, she is deeply intertwined with the Tata Group’s legacy. Despite being the youngest among her siblings, she has made significant strides in her career… Continue reading Meet Maya Tata, A Rising Star in the Tata business empire
For India’s Tata Group, the philosophy behind ‘sky burial’ lights the way
Zoroastrian family’s business empire stands out for its philanthropic practices Ratan Tata speaks during an interview with Nikkei in Tokyo in 2017. (Photo by Keiichiro Sato) SATOSHI IWAKI, Nikkei staff writerSeptember 1, 2024 10:12 JST NEW DELHI — I recently had the opportunity of being in touch with Indian business tycoon Ratan Tata again after… Continue reading For India’s Tata Group, the philosophy behind ‘sky burial’ lights the way
Founding story of Tata: How did Jamsetji Tata pioneer the making of Tata with Rs 21,000 only?
From the 1880s until his passing in 1904, Jamsetji devoted himself to three transformative ideas: establishing an iron and steel company, generating hydroelectric power, and founding a world-class educational institution. Jamsetji Tata and the founding story/ Source: Tata Group The journey of the Tata Group, India’s foremost industrial conglomerate, is a testament to the visionary… Continue reading Founding story of Tata: How did Jamsetji Tata pioneer the making of Tata with Rs 21,000 only?
Rati and Riah Forbes: Creating deep-rooted impact for vulnerable communities
Forbes Marshall’s Rati and Riah Forbes are working to improve the lives of underserved communities, and learning how to be more strategic with their personal giving By Benu Joshi Routh | Forbes Magazine Left-Rati Forbes, director, Forbes Marshall; head, Forbes Foundation with Riah Forbes, digital initatives, Forbes Marshall. Image: Neha Mithbawker for Forbes India Rati… Continue reading Rati and Riah Forbes: Creating deep-rooted impact for vulnerable communities
Sir Dorabji Tata pioneered many firsts in the concept of modern industrialization
August 27 is Sir Dorabji Tata’s 163rd birth Birth Anniversary. Jamshedpur, Aug 26: Sir Dorabji Tata was the elder son of Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata and Hirabai Tata. He was born on August 27, 1859, in Bombay (now Mumbai). Sir Dorabji Tata completed his primary education from Proprietary High School in Bombay. At the age of… Continue reading Sir Dorabji Tata pioneered many firsts in the concept of modern industrialization
From locks to critical components in Mars Mission, how Godrej helped in India’s self-reliance
In 2022, India boasts of over 72,000 recognized startups with the world’s third-largest start-up ecosystem to support their growth. Over a century ago, India was used as a market for English goods and native production was discouraged. Interestingly, some of India’s industrial giants trace their beginnings to that era. Anuradha Dutta | Indiablooms The Godrej… Continue reading From locks to critical components in Mars Mission, how Godrej helped in India’s self-reliance
Godrej locks its history in Amar Chitra Katha in outreach to youth
The challenge, Godrej says, was to reach a younger audience and children who might have had very little association with the brand It is not the first time the history of the Godrej family is being written. In its centenary year in 1997, film journalist and former editor of Filmfare and Screen B K Karanjia… Continue reading Godrej locks its history in Amar Chitra Katha in outreach to youth
Godrej Group headed for split of $4.1 billion business empire
At present, the group is led by veteran industrialist Adi Godrej (79), who is its chairman The $4.1 billion Godrej Group, spanning from soaps and home appliances to real estate, is headed for a split between the brothers, sources aware of the matter said, citing external advice the family has sought for an amicable division… Continue reading Godrej Group headed for split of $4.1 billion business empire
