Ratan Tata, Visionary Indian Business Leader, Dies at 86
Tata transformed his family's conglomerate into a global powerhouse, known for landmark acquisitions and philanthropy.
- Ratan Tata spearheaded the Tata Group's expansion with major acquisitions like Jaguar Land Rover and Tetley Tea, embodying India's economic liberalization.
- Under Tata's leadership, the conglomerate grew to generate over $128 billion in revenue, with a significant portion from international ventures.
- Despite challenges, including the global financial crisis, Tata's strategic vision helped sustain Tata's influence in both Indian and global markets.
- Tata was known for his modesty and philanthropy, investing in education, health, and sustainable development through Tata Trusts.
- Tata's legacy includes his efforts to make Tata a symbol of India's growing economic clout, while maintaining the company's ethical values.





































































































































































































































