50 People Who Matter 2010 | 27. Ratan Tata
Man of steel.
By New Statesman Published 27 September 2010
The head of India's largest private company, the Tata Group, has come to represent a successful, modern nation.
Aggressive expansion has raised Tata's profile in the west, and the firm's takeover of British concerns such as Land Rover and Corus inverted the old imperial paradigm: the once-colonised had become the coloniser.
With the Tata Group rolling out the Nano - the world's cheapest car - the company's future looks assured.
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3 comments
Now I really feel proud of Being a Parsi.
Thanks you make the entire community proud.
You do me proud :)
he had proved the capability of asian people