Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma expressed his heartfelt tribute to Ratan Tata , the iconic industrialist who passed away on Wednesday night at a hospital in Mumbai . Tata, a recipient of the Padma Vibhushan , had been in intensive care since Monday before taking his last breath.
Rohit turned to social media to honor the memory of Tata and pay his respects.
“A man with a heart of gold. Sir, you will forever be remembered as someone who truly cared and lived his life to make everyone else’s better,” Rohit shared on X, reflecting the profound impact Tata had on many.
Tata’s journey was as remarkable as his legacy. After completing his education at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, Tata returned to India in 1962, starting his career on the shop floor of the family business. He climbed through the ranks across various Tata Group companies and was appointed director in charge of National Radio and Electronics Co. in 1971.
In 1981, he became the chairman of Tata Industries , eventually taking over the entire Tata Group in 1991 from his uncle, JRD Tata, who had led the conglomerate for over 50 years. Under Ratan Tata’s leadership, the group saw unprecedented global expansion, acquiring notable British brands like Corus and Jaguar Land Rover .
Today, Tata Group’s companies span a variety of industries, producing everything from salt to software, running airlines, and introducing India’s first super app. Recently, the conglomerate also made significant moves in chip manufacturing and is preparing to set up an iPhone assembly plant . The group reported a remarkable USD 165 billion in revenue in the last financial year.
Rohit turned to social media to honor the memory of Tata and pay his respects.
“A man with a heart of gold. Sir, you will forever be remembered as someone who truly cared and lived his life to make everyone else’s better,” Rohit shared on X, reflecting the profound impact Tata had on many.
A man with a heart of gold. Sir, you will forever be remembered as someone who truly cared and lived his life to make everyone else’s better. pic.twitter.com/afbAbNIgeS
— Rohit Sharma (@ImRo45) October 10, 2024
Tata’s journey was as remarkable as his legacy. After completing his education at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, Tata returned to India in 1962, starting his career on the shop floor of the family business. He climbed through the ranks across various Tata Group companies and was appointed director in charge of National Radio and Electronics Co. in 1971.
In 1981, he became the chairman of Tata Industries , eventually taking over the entire Tata Group in 1991 from his uncle, JRD Tata, who had led the conglomerate for over 50 years. Under Ratan Tata’s leadership, the group saw unprecedented global expansion, acquiring notable British brands like Corus and Jaguar Land Rover .
Today, Tata Group’s companies span a variety of industries, producing everything from salt to software, running airlines, and introducing India’s first super app. Recently, the conglomerate also made significant moves in chip manufacturing and is preparing to set up an iPhone assembly plant . The group reported a remarkable USD 165 billion in revenue in the last financial year.
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