Remembering The Business Icon Through The Memories He Shared
Ratan Tata, Tata Group’s Chairman Emeritus, died at Mumbai's Breach Candy Hospital on October 9. He was 86. A recipient of Padma Vibhushan, Tata led his salt-to-software conglomerate to great heights, and was known for his philanthropic work.
Sharing on Instagram this image from his younger days at Cornell University, Ratan Tata reflected on life’s fleeting nature, appreciating the richness of experiences and lessons learned.
A rare glimpse of childhood joy, Ratan Tata shared a picture with his brother, Jimmy, showcasing the strong bond he cherished.
A visit to Jamshedpur’s Telco plant during college marked Ratan Tata’s early steps into the legacy city, long before his career with Tata Steel began. His journey with the Tata empire started here.
JRD Tata greatly influenced Ratan Tata's life and work. He remembered Jeh’s fondness for Telco’s shop floor and the respect he received from workers.
On 2021 Founder’s Day, Tata fondly remembered Jamsetji Tata, whose vision for social impact and compassion shaped the Tata Group’s values.
Ratan Tata shared his pride in fulfilling JRD Tata’s vision of a “Tata car” at the launch of the Tata Estate. His reflections bring to life the dreams of both JRD and Tata Group.
Ratan Tata shared interest in aviation with JRD Tata, and took some memorable tours together — from B1B bombers to space shuttles.
Flying the F18 Super Hornet at the Bangalore Aero Show. Ratan Tata had shared this image in 2019 as his favourite moment of the decade.
In a personal post, Ratan Tata reminisced about his brief piano lessons as a child and his hope to try again. Music remained a passion he cherished deeply.
Ratan Tata shared his empathy for stray animals, remembering his late dog Tito. His compassion extended to the voiceless, who remained close to his heart.