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Ratan Tata’s Successor: Who Will Inherit the Rs 3,800 Crore Legacy After His Death?

Ratan Tata’s Successor: Unveiling Who Will Inherit His Rs 3,800 Crore Fortune and Lead the Tata Group Legacy After His Passing

Former Tata Group chairman Ratan Tata died at the age of 86 due to the result of leukemia on October the 9th of 2024. Mukarji saw that Tata had a personal net worth of 3,800 crore, a simple man whose passion was to give back to the society through Tata Trusts. It also brings uncertainty on the survival of Tata Group and to who the inheritance will go to after the death of its chairman.

Read more: Rohit Sharma give Tribute to Ratan Tata saying ‘Man with a heart of gold’

The Succession Question Ratan Tata never had children and thus the world has been wondering who would take over as the billionaire’s successor and continue with the Tata’s Business Empire. While the corporate anointed successor, N Chandrasekaran, has led Tata Sons since 2017, the line of succession of the personal dynasty is less visible.

Read more: Big Update – PM Modi Departs For Laos To Attend ASEAN-India, East Asia Summit

The Likely Heir: Noel Tata In the family circle, Noel Tata, who is Ratan Tata’s half-brother, is considered to be one of the most viable candidates for the top post. He currently occupies key roles in Tata group companies and because of his family relation, he is the most poised person to inherit Ratan Tata’s families wealth.

Next Generation: Maya, Neville, and Leah Tata It should also be noted that Noel Tata’s children are also-another branch in the Tata’s tree that has been groomed to take up big responsibilities in the coming future. Maya Tata is now working in Tata Digital while Neville Tata is at the helm of managing the retail chain Star Bazaar, Leah Tata has done a great work in the hospitality industry. Altogether, he and others like him make a picture of the next generation of the Tata family’s participation in the holding.

The Tata family as the conglomerate moves forward the next generation looks well equipped to sustain the Tata Group’s motto of innovation and giving back to society.

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Today, we bid farewell to a great leader, a true patriot, and a visionary. Ratan Tata's demise is a national loss. 🥲 REST IN PEACE..!! 🙏

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Ratan Tata stood as a tall mentor and guide for us all: CII President Puri

Offering condolences on the demise of Ratan Tata, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) President and Indian Tobacco Company (ITC) Chairman Sanjiv Puri called him a legend in the Indian industry and remembered the lessons he had learned from the veteran industrialist.

Tata, who is credited with transforming the Tata Group into a globally renowned conglomerate, died at the age of 86 at the Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai on Wednesday night.

"His unwavering pursuit of excellence, a profound commitment to social responsibility, and a pioneering spirit that revolutionized the Indian corporate landscape elevated Indian industry to the global stage. I personally learnt a lot from him. His humility, integrity and compassionate values will be a beacon for future generations. He stood as a tall mentor and guide for all of us in Indian industry and inspired us to reach for the best. His invaluable legacy will inspire us for all times to come. My deepest condolences to his loved ones and the members of the Tata family," read a statement by the CII president.

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Amitabh Bachchan recalls how Ratan Tata once borrowed money from him, fondly remembers the Titan: 'Kya Aadmi The Woh' | Hindi Movie News

Ratan Tata recently passed away on October 9 at the age of 86.While the entire country mourned his demise, many celebs also expressed their grief on the same. The ‘Titan‘ had a huge impact on India and every person he made. In a recent episode of ‘Kaun Banega Crorepati‘. Amitabh Bachchan has recalled his memories with Ratan Tata.In this episode featuring Farah Khn and Boman Irani on ‘KBC’,…

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"Don't wait for opportunities to come to you, create your own opportunities." Ratan tata

He was an extraordinary human being. He was a great philanthropist, donating billions of dollars for the upliftment of the impoverished. He was awarded with Padma Vibushan in 2008. He turned Tata Group from an Indian-centric organization to a global business. His focus on excellence, innovation and adaptability have contributed to the success of the Tata Group and his commitment to ethical leadership and corporate social responsibility has earned him respect and admiration.

I express my deepest condolences on the demise of the country's renowned industrialist and social worker.

The National UN Volunteers-India

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Ratan Tata: demise of the Legend

A Prestigious Indian Industrialist and Philanthropist Shree Ratan Tata Sir Born on December 28, 1937,  was Known for his visionary, steady and committed leadership at The Tata Group one of India's largest and most respected conglomerates, for over two decades to Sustainable Development the era for many industries including the solar sector. The Influence of Shree Ratan Tata Sir on the Solar Energy Industry has been profound and transformative. Under his Leadership, the Company Raised High Globally and entered various sectors like IT, Automobile, Steel, and Solar but His interest in renewable energy like solar energy represents his committed approach to sustainability and his understanding of the pressing challenges posed by climate change. Shree Ratan Tata Sir’s vision for future sustainability led establishment of Tata Power Solar one of the largest and greatest Solar Energy Companies in India. Tata Power Solar as a leader in the industry is positioned by his great vision of investing in renewable energy sources particularly when conventional energy is still the dominant face globally. Shree Ratan Tata sir not only contributed to India but also reduced dependency on fossil fuels by helping fight against global warming. Shree Ratan Tata Sir always said that the business should not only focus on profit but also consider its impact on society and the environment throughout his lifespan which translated into the mission to provide sustainable and affordable energy solutions across India. The Company launched several initiatives aiming towards making solar energy accessible to all including rural areas and households under his leadership.

has been profound and transformative. Under his Leadership, the Company Raised High Globally and entered various sectors like IT, Automobile, Steel, and Solar but His interest in renewable energy like solar energy represents his committed approach to sustainability and his understanding of the pressing challenges posed by climate change. Shree Ratan Tata Sir’s vision for future sustainability led establishment of Tata Power Solar one of the largest and greatest Solar Energy Companies in India. Tata Power Solar as a leader in the industry is positioned by his great vision of investing in renewable energy sources particularly when conventional energy is still the dominant face globally. Shree Ratan Tata sir not only contributed to India but also reduced dependency on fossil fuels by helping fight against global warming. Shree Ratan Tata Sir always said that the business should not only focus on profit but also consider its impact on society and the environment throughout his lifespan which translated into the mission to provide sustainable and affordable energy solutions across India. The Company launched several initiatives aiming towards making solar energy accessible to all including rural areas and households under his leadership.

Sir Ratan believed in empowering local communities and investing in education and healthcare and ensured that the benefits of economic growth reached everyone showing his Commitment to Social responsibility which was beyond business operation. His philosophy of taking businesses, communities and the environment together emphasized the mindset of collective growth. Over the past decade, the Indian solar industry experienced exponential growth which can be traced back to Legend like Sir Ratan Tata. His firm and unwavering support for government policies promoting renewable energy and his relentless pursuit of revolution in solar technology placed India on the global solar map. His visionary approach and commitment to a greener future the evidence of the achievements of Tata Power Solar.

As we speak on the life and legacy of Shree Ratan Tata sir it is essential to recognise his keen impact on the solar industry and his contribution to future advancements and developments in renewable energy which inspired unlimited initials and organisations to follow his journey. conclusion: The Demise of Shree Ratan Tata Sir leaves a notable space in the business world especially in the field of renewable energy however his Legacy Promotes and reminds us of the importance of ethical leadership, social responsibility and the serious need for sustainable solutions in the view of climate change. As the solar industry continues to evolve Shree Ratan Tata's vision and values like integrity, innovation, and a deep-seated commitment to sustainability will remain a guiding line and His legacy will continue to inspire future generations of entrepreneurs and environmentalists who are striving to make a difference.

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'Champion Of Friendship': Israeli PM Netanyahu On Ratan Tata In Message To PM Modi

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sent a message to Prime Minister Narendra Modi paying tribute to industrialist Ratan Tata on his demise. The leading industrialist breathed his last on October 9 at Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital, where he was admitted for a routine health checkup.  Appreciating Tata’s contribution to bridging India-Israel ties, Netanyahu said: “I and many in Israel mourn…

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The final ceremonies for entrepreneur Ratan Tata were attended by Union Home Ministers Amit Shah and Piyush Goyal in Mumbai. Worli Crematorium’s final ceremonies included Parsi prayers. Aside from this, Ratan Tata is receiving the honor of a 21-gun salute. Join us as we bring you the most recent updates from one of India’s most cherished legends’ farewell tour.

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Pune: Tata Motors Company in Pimpri-Chinchwad Continues Work After Ratan Tata's Demise, Honoring His Wish That 'Work Should Not Stop'

Pune, 11th October 2024: The Tata Motors Company in Pimpri-Chinchwad continued operations on Thursday (10th October), honoring Ratan Tata’s wish that “work should not stop even after my death.” All workers carried out their assigned tasks, and many were seen getting emotional while reminiscing about him. During this time, the workers unanimously demanded that the central government posthumously…

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Late Ratan Tata’s Dog Goa Hadn't Eaten For Days, Was Seen At Master's Funeral | People News

Mumbai: The world lost its Ratan. Ratan Tata’s demise has left the entire nation mourning and that’s what the man has earned. Ratan Tata always wanted to be remembered as an individual who made a difference and nothing more or less. Today as he left the world, everyone bowed down in front of the legend. Ratan Tata was also very fond of animals, he personally had a pet dog named Goa as he found…

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Ratan Tata’s Mantra, Be No. 1 Or Be Wiped Out, There’s Nothing In Between, Says 100-Year-Old Ex-Aide

The centenarian, a former Vice President of Tata Steel and an ex-Managing Director of Tata Tinplate, recollected how he met Ratan Tata.

A Journey with Ratan Tata was a tale of humility and friendship, says former Coal India Chairman RN Sharma who served major Tata Group companies in key posts. Sharma, who celebrated his 100th birthday on April 12, said Tata demonstrated an unwavering dedication to quality and integrity in every endeavour.

The centenarian, a former Vice President of Tata Steel and an ex-Managing Director of Tata Tinplate, recollected how he met Ratan Tata.

“It was late 1960s, a pivotal time in my career as I served as the Chief Mining Engineer at Jamadoba in Jharia. That was when I first met Ratan Tata in 1967-68, a young man brimming with curiosity and determination,” recalls the centenarian.

Tata visited the mines, and what started as a professional introduction quickly blossomed into a friendship that would last for decades, Sharma said terming his demise on Wednesday as the end of an era.

“For two weeks, I had the privilege of showing him around our operations, the intricate world of mining, sharing the challenges and triumphs that came with it. In the evenings, our conversations flowed as freely as the coal dust that surrounded us. We dined together, discussed our visions for the future, and bonded over our shared values,” reminisced Sharma.

Sharma said he had been in Tata Group from 1949 to 1997 barring a decade when he served as Chairman of Coal India but when I rejoined the Group it was like a homecoming that rekindled the bond.

“‘His mantra was simple yet profound: Be number one or be ready to be wiped out. There’s nothing in between,’ he used to say and it was a reminder for all to always aim high, to push boundaries, and to strive for excellence.

He embodied these principles himself, demonstrating an unwavering dedication to quality and integrity in every endeavour,” Sharma recollected.

There was no place for “show off” in Tata’s humble life, the elederly man said.

He recalled: “One of the most memorable moments I experienced with him was during a seemingly ordinary evening at Bombay House. As I waited for my car, Ratan approached me and asked where I was headed. I mentioned the Taj Hotel, and without a moment’s hesitation, he hopped into the hired car with me. Here was the Chairman of Tata Group, riding in a humble taxi, sharing a ride and laughter as if we were old friends. It was a unique experience that encapsulated his humility—showing that true greatness doesn’t require showmanship.” Ratan Tata was not just a business leader but a beacon of integrity and compassion, Sharma said.

“As I reflect on our journey together, I am reminded of the impact Ratan Tata has had not just on the Tata Group, but on all who had the privilege to know him. His legacy will continue to inspire us to be better, to strive for excellence, and to lead with humility,” Sharma said in a choked voice.

Dr T Mukherjee, a former Deputy Managing Director with Tata Steel, recalled how the visionary leader encouraged employees to think of becoming number one.

“He gave freedom to think big and to compete not with other Indian steel plants but with the Japanese and the German which were the best in the world. In a way, he fixed benchmarks for us and Tata Steel indeed became a top player, ” Mukherjee said and recalled how sometimes meetings lasted past midnight.

A number of Tata Steel workers described him as “God” for them who determined daily wages for him far above the practice.

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[ad_1] From corporate leaders to politicians, celebrities, and general public, thousands of people gathered to pay tributes to Ratan Tata, (Photo: Reuters)5 min read Last Updated : Oct 11 2024 | 12:57 AM IST Industrialists, politicians, film stars, Tata group employees, friends, family members and admirers—running into thousands--queued up at the National Centre of Performing Arts (NCPA) at Nariman Point since Thursday morning to pay their last respects to Ratan Tata, 86. The patriarch and chairman emeritus of the salt-to-software conglomerate passed away late Wednesday night at Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital, where he was admitted in the wee hours of Monday. The crowd had started building up outside the hospital on Wednesday evening itself when news got out that Tata, who’s a household name, was critical in the intensive care unit. Soon after the Tata group made the announcement late night, rich tributes flowed in from across the country and around the world. Leaders and business honchos spoke about Tata’s acumen for his global vision, his generosity, his contributions beyond the boardroom and his love for dogs. In television studios and newsrooms, there were questions around succession and the next chapter in the Tata empire. The biggest question was whether Noel Tata, chairman of Trent and half brother of Ratan Tata, will be chosen as the head of Tata Trusts, which owns 66 per cent in Tata Sons. But this was a day to mourn the passing away of the titan who had presided over India’s largest corporate group for over two decades, and also to celebrate the legacy that he leaves behind.                                     Click here to connect with us on WhatsApp  As the last journey began, from his home in Colaba to NCPA in Nariman Point, Tata’s mortal remains--draped in tricolor—were escorted by the Mumbai police band. The last rites, with full state honours and gun salute, were performed at Mumbai’s Worli Crematorium. While VVIPs gathered there to pay their homage, the gates of the crematorium were thrown open to hundreds of emotionally charged employees after a while in the midst of Tata chants.       As Prime Minister Narendra Modi was away on an official trip to Laos, Home Minister Amit Shah represented the Union government at the funeral. Laying a wreath, Shah said he joins millions of Indians to grieve the sad demise of Ratan Tata.  “Tata led the Tata group with clean corporate governance, adhering to the rules, and made efforts to build a better society through the Tata Trusts. Ratan Tata Ji's legacy will continue to guide those who lead the industrial sector of the country for a long time to come,” Shah said. The previous night, the PM had said in a statement that  Tata was a visionary business leader, a compassionate soul and an extraordinary human being. Among those attending the last rites of Tata were Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal, Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, former Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, and Reserve Bank of India governor Shaktikanta Das. Captains of the industry including Mukesh Ambani, Kumar Mangalam Birla, Adi Godrej were there too. Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran and Noel Tata were seen interacting with the dignitaries. Cricketer Sachin Tendulkar, film star Aamir Khan and movie maker Madhur Bhandarkar also joined in to pay their tributes. It was here at the same crematorium that the last rites of Cyrus Mistry, former chairman of Tata Sons, were performed in September 2022. Ratan Tata and Mistry       had fought a bitter legal battle which culminated in the Supreme Court ruling in favour of the Tatas. Shapoorji Mistry, Chairman of SP Group, which owns 18.4 per cent stake in Tata Sons, said on Thursday that the Mistry family has had a long standing relationship with the Tata Group and with Ratan Tata. “Tata’s unfortunate passing marks the end of an era.

He will always be remembered as a leader who left a lasting mark on the evolution of the Tata Group,” he said. As Maharashtra government declared Thursday a day of mourning, national flags flew at half mast in all government buildings in the state. On a day when the world watched the end of an era, Maharashtra Chief Minister Shinde urged the Centre to posthumously award ‘Bharat Ratna’, India’s highest civilian honour, to Tata. In his last social media post on Monday, reacting to media reports that he was very unwell and admitted into Breach Candy’s ICU, Ratan Tata had assured the nation that he had gone to the hospital for a regular check up. ‘’Thank you for thinking of me,’’ he had said. Within a week, his admirers were thanking Tata while bidding him farewell.  Paying tributes One of the most unique aspects of Shri Ratan TataJi was his passion towards dreaming big and giving back “Narendra Modi, Prime Minister   ...A leader par excellence, visionary industrialist, and philanthropist “Nirmala Sitharaman, Union Minister of Finance and Corporate Affairs  There are two things that stand out about Ratan Tata: First, he was a true visionary. Second, he was a strong believer in ethics in corporate governance” Shaktikanta Das, RBI Governor   Mr Tata took  India to the world and brought the best of the world to Bharat” Mukesh Ambani, Chairman and Managing Director, Reliance Industries (He) was instrumental in mentoring and developing the modern business leadership in India” Sundar Pichai, Alphabet CEO  First Published: Oct 11 2024 | 12:15 AM IST [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] From corporate leaders to politicians, celebrities, and general public, thousands of people gathered to pay tributes to Ratan Tata, (Photo: Reuters)5 min read Last Updated : Oct 11 2024 | 12:57 AM IST Industrialists, politicians, film stars, Tata group employees, friends, family members and admirers—running into thousands--queued up at the National Centre of Performing Arts (NCPA) at Nariman Point since Thursday morning to pay their last respects to Ratan Tata, 86. The patriarch and chairman emeritus of the salt-to-software conglomerate passed away late Wednesday night at Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital, where he was admitted in the wee hours of Monday. The crowd had started building up outside the hospital on Wednesday evening itself when news got out that Tata, who’s a household name, was critical in the intensive care unit. Soon after the Tata group made the announcement late night, rich tributes flowed in from across the country and around the world. Leaders and business honchos spoke about Tata’s acumen for his global vision, his generosity, his contributions beyond the boardroom and his love for dogs. In television studios and newsrooms, there were questions around succession and the next chapter in the Tata empire. The biggest question was whether Noel Tata, chairman of Trent and half brother of Ratan Tata, will be chosen as the head of Tata Trusts, which owns 66 per cent in Tata Sons. But this was a day to mourn the passing away of the titan who had presided over India’s largest corporate group for over two decades, and also to celebrate the legacy that he leaves behind.                                     Click here to connect with us on WhatsApp  As the last journey began, from his home in Colaba to NCPA in Nariman Point, Tata’s mortal remains--draped in tricolor—were escorted by the Mumbai police band. The last rites, with full state honours and gun salute, were performed at Mumbai’s Worli Crematorium. While VVIPs gathered there to pay their homage, the gates of the crematorium were thrown open to hundreds of emotionally charged employees after a while in the midst of Tata chants.       As Prime Minister Narendra Modi was away on an official trip to Laos, Home Minister Amit Shah represented the Union government at the funeral. Laying a wreath, Shah said he joins millions of Indians to grieve the sad demise of Ratan Tata.  “Tata led the Tata group with clean corporate governance, adhering to the rules, and made efforts to build a better society through the Tata Trusts. Ratan Tata Ji's legacy will continue to guide those who lead the industrial sector of the country for a long time to come,” Shah said. The previous night, the PM had said in a statement that  Tata was a visionary business leader, a compassionate soul and an extraordinary human being. Among those attending the last rites of Tata were Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal, Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, former Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, and Reserve Bank of India governor Shaktikanta Das. Captains of the industry including Mukesh Ambani, Kumar Mangalam Birla, Adi Godrej were there too. Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran and Noel Tata were seen interacting with the dignitaries. Cricketer Sachin Tendulkar, film star Aamir Khan and movie maker Madhur Bhandarkar also joined in to pay their tributes. It was here at the same crematorium that the last rites of Cyrus Mistry, former chairman of Tata Sons, were performed in September 2022. Ratan Tata and Mistry       had fought a bitter legal battle which culminated in the Supreme Court ruling in favour of the Tatas. Shapoorji Mistry, Chairman of SP Group, which owns 18.4 per cent stake in Tata Sons, said on Thursday that the Mistry family has had a long standing relationship with the Tata Group and with Ratan Tata. “Tata’s unfortunate passing marks the end of an era.

He will always be remembered as a leader who left a lasting mark on the evolution of the Tata Group,” he said. As Maharashtra government declared Thursday a day of mourning, national flags flew at half mast in all government buildings in the state. On a day when the world watched the end of an era, Maharashtra Chief Minister Shinde urged the Centre to posthumously award ‘Bharat Ratna’, India’s highest civilian honour, to Tata. In his last social media post on Monday, reacting to media reports that he was very unwell and admitted into Breach Candy’s ICU, Ratan Tata had assured the nation that he had gone to the hospital for a regular check up. ‘’Thank you for thinking of me,’’ he had said. Within a week, his admirers were thanking Tata while bidding him farewell.  Paying tributes One of the most unique aspects of Shri Ratan TataJi was his passion towards dreaming big and giving back “Narendra Modi, Prime Minister   ...A leader par excellence, visionary industrialist, and philanthropist “Nirmala Sitharaman, Union Minister of Finance and Corporate Affairs  There are two things that stand out about Ratan Tata: First, he was a true visionary. Second, he was a strong believer in ethics in corporate governance” Shaktikanta Das, RBI Governor   Mr Tata took  India to the world and brought the best of the world to Bharat” Mukesh Ambani, Chairman and Managing Director, Reliance Industries (He) was instrumental in mentoring and developing the modern business leadership in India” Sundar Pichai, Alphabet CEO  First Published: Oct 11 2024 | 12:15 AM IST [ad_2] Source link

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From Irrfan Khan to Ratan Tata: Why some celebrities' deaths seem so personal

On August 31, 1997, the news of people’s Princess, Diana’s death not only shocked people across the world but it also made them grieve her untimely demise. Closer home, the death of popular Indian actor Irrfan Khan on April 29, 2020, followed by Rishi Kapoor’s death in the same week; India’s nightingale Lata Mangeshkar‘s passing away on February 6, 2022, at the age of 92; or more recently,…

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The demise of Ratan Tata is a national tragedy. It is the loss of a true son of India who dedicated his life to the nation's growth and development. 🥲

His contributions to the country's progress are immeasurable. REST IN PEACE..!! 🙏

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