Sir Ratan Tata Sir Ratan Tata, born in 1871, was the younger son of Jamsetji and carried forward the family’s tradition of philanthropy. Known for his deep concern for the underprivileged, Ratan ...

In addition, Tata focused on philanthropy through Tata Trusts, which supports various initiatives in education, healthcare, and rural development. His work has impacted millions across India.

Ratan Tata, the former Chairman of Tata Sons, was one such individual who, with his humility, far-sightedness, and unyielding ethical standards, stands tall among the greatest visionaries of our time.

Nitin Nohria, who was Dean at the time of the gift, said, “Ratan Tata was a truly remarkable leader: a man of deep integrity who strived, every day, to improve the lives of others—whether through his ...

The passing of this great entrepreneur brought to the fore one of the legacies that will outlive him: Ratan Tata was the top philanthrope in the world, eclipsing even Bill Gates by far. At over US ...

In one of his first steps, Ratan Tata sought to rein in the power of some heads of Tata Group's companies, enforcing retirement ages, promoting younger people to senior positions and ramping up ...