Ratantata
The Ratan Tata star of the indian industrial world,the surveyor of a huge industrial empire like the ratan tata group,
Ratan Tata was a great leader in our india.
The brightest star of the Indian industrial world, the surveyor of a huge industrial empire like the Tata Group, Ratan Tata, also has a distinctive place in the world industry. In the current environment, his role and leadership have been a commendable contribution in making the Tata Group an important institution not only indigenously but also abroad. When J.R.D. Tata was given the responsibility of industrial heritage by Ratan Tata, he had a tough challenge to prove his competence and industrial understanding. He had to prove that he became the chairman of the Tata group because of his ability and talent not because of his links with the Tata family. The then influential men of the Tata group, looked at Ratan Tata with suspicion and derision. His critics were also no less active. But Ratan Tata amazed everyone with his unique talent in a few years. Under his leadership, the Tata group marked its strong presence at the international level. Not only this, he was also awarded the title of ‘Indian Henry Ford’. He was addressed as the pioneer of India’s road to revolution. ‘Lakhtakiya Nano’ is an outstanding example of his talent, perseverance and foresight. It is also noteworthy that all of the yugdrashta pioneers of this clan from Jamsetji
Tata, the founder of the group to Ratan Tata’s predecessor J.R.D. Tata have had a distinctive role in establishing, refining and modifying the industrial heritage which Ratan Tata is looking after today. The foundations, work environment and norms that these leaders had established also have a strong place in leading the Tata Group to its present stage. Therefore, it would be appropriate to mention here all the shinning stars of the ‘Tata family’, who worked relentlessly for its operation and progressive growth. Only then a complete and accurate assessment of Ratan Tata’s personality and actions is possible. Keeping this fact in mind, necessary material about them is presented in the beginning of the book. Hopefully, the book will prove to be inspiring and beneficial for the readers.
FAMILY BACKGROUND
The Parsi community is believed to have lived in Persia (present-day Iran) hundreds of years ago. Their people gradually spread to all the countries of the world based on trade and industry. In the same sequence, the Parsi’s also arrived in India centuries ago. Despite being spread across many regions of the world, their number is quite less. They are considered particularly the worshipers of fire, but they also worship Sun, Moon, and Air. In the old times, the Parsi community gave special emphasis on archery, horse riding, and character-building. Changes in many areas were inevitable over time. Nevertheless, their perseverance on the purity of community and character is more or less still intact. As a community inclined towards preserving their heritage they do not encourage marriage outside their own societies, even if they married in close relationships, so that the purity of the caste could be preserved. This taboo is still present to a large extent. Even mentally,
Parsi’s are very strong and their behavior is dignified. Their performance in knowledge and science and their field of work is generally good. Parsi’s have created a special place for themselves in the Indian society. They have earned the respect they truly deserve. Parsi’s have played an important role not only in the industrial world but also in contemporary social activities. Along with making a significant contribution to the economic development of the country, they have discharged the national and social commitments with efficiency and integrity. Despite having minority status, they have not redeemed it for political-economic benefit but have focused on creating opportunities for their growth through hard work and dedication. This is an important characteristic quality of them. Navsari is also one of the oldest towns in Gujarat. Centuries ago, a group of Parsi’s came and settled here. For some time, the region was also under the influence of Parsi’s, later it was taken over by the Muslim invaders. At the time of independence of the country in 1947, this area was under the princely state of Baroda. Navsari has been the home of a large class of Parsi’s. Dadabhai Naoroji, who was elected as a member of the British Parliament during the British rule, was also born in Navsari.
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