Did You Know?

 The Tata Indica, launched in 1998, was India's first fully indigenous passenger car.

 After retiring, Ratan Tata became an active angel investor, supporting over forty startups including Ola and Paytm.

 Ratan Tata directed about sixty-five per cent of Tata Group's profits to charitable trusts, making it one of the largest philanthropic organizations in the country.

Ratan Tata is a dispassionate exploration into the life of a businessman who earned more respect than money. The book captures India's evolving technology and a man's stewardship role in it in a crisp, matter-of-fact way. Ratan Tata's biography is a lesson in unassuming philanthropy that emerges as a saga of compassion and strong business ethics. This essential page-turner packed with facts is a must-have test preparation resource as well as a go-to guide in times of professional crises.

Bold acquisitions and risky starts with all the associated highs and lows could not dent the inexorable positivity and high spirit of a man whose entire life seemed to follow the age-old saying from the Aitareya Brahmana: charaiveti, charaiveti ...