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Ratan Tata

Indian one of biggest businessman

It is important to have ups and downs in life because a straight line means death.    
                                   Ratan Tata



Today, Tata has more than 100 companies and operates in more than 150 countries.


Ratan Tata, in full Ratan Naval Tata, (born December 28, 1937, Bombay [now Mumbai], India), Indian businessman who became chairman (1991–2012 and 2016–17) of the Tata Group, a Mumbai-based conglomerate



Tata received the Padma Bhushan, one of India’s most distinguished civilian awards, in 2000.



Life story

Ratan Tata was born on 28 November 1937 in Bombay which is today's Mumbai. He was born in a Parsi family.


His father's name was Naval Tata and mother's name was Sonu Tata. In 1948, when he was 10 years old, his parents got divorced. This is why with her grandmother

He went to America to study and started doing small jobs there.

In 1961, he started working while holding a position in his Tata group.

In 1974, he was promoted to management.


In 1971 Ratan Tata was handed over to him a radio and TV maker, a Tata group company
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And the responsibility of the loss-making Nelco company was given to Ratan Tata and in the next 3 years he raised it to 3 times more profit.

But due to the economic recession and emergency in the country, that company had to be closed and it was the first failer of Ratan Tata's life.


After Ratan Tata opened another company which also had to be closed

In 1981, Ratan Tata was made the Chairman of the Tata Group.

In 1991 Ratan Tata was made the Chairman of the Tata Group. After this, data group reached sky highs

Tata Motors

Although Tata used to make commercial vehicles, but for the first time the dream of common man was fulfilled in India. A luxury car built was Ratan Tata's Dreams Project
Indigo

Auto Analysis critiqued this car very badly. Its sales made a difference and it flopped in the market. Due to this the Tata group suffered a lot of damage and people suggested to the Tata groups not to make any other car.

Because of this Ratan Tata had to face a lot of criticism and Ratan Tata's colleagues told him to sell all his sets to another company.


Ratan Tata's decision to make the car was his own. So he thought it right that the business of this car should be sent to someone else and then he went to the Ford company. But the owner of the Ford company had a slight halt in dealing with him and he told Ratan Tata that we are doing him a favor. If you do not know how to build a car after purchasing this car, then why did you come to this business and whatever else Ratan Tata and I also left and came to India that night.


After Ratan moved to Tata India and focused his attention on Tata Motors

After this year's research, Ratan Tata launched his second car, Tata Indigo 2.0, but it did not do well in the initial stages but later proved to be very good.

Gradually, Tata Motors started reaching heights and made its own place
 
Ford

At the same time, the Ford company was suffering losses due to Jaguar and Land Rover and by the fall of 2008 declared bankrupt.


And Ratan Tata buys Jaguar and Land Rover for good prices

After Ratan Tata bought several companies

In 2000, Tata bought Canadian company Tetley and the world's largest Tea bag maker

Tata group has tried its hand in every field and achieved highs everywhere

                       do you know ?

1. Today, Tata has more than 100 companies and operates in more than 150 countries.


2 Ratan Tata would distribute 60% of his earnings to the poor.

3  Ratan Tata's not only in India but helping the poor all over the world

 4 Ratan Tata making the cheapest car in the world



Ratan would say so much for Tata that he is a legend for India who is born once in every 100 years in centuries.

























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