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Tata Ads
From Jazz To
Swadeshi Soaps
A nostalgic timeline of Tata advertising through the years, which demonstrate how the group has always been in tune with the sentiment of the nation
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Our Timelines
1868-1917: The Early Years
The ingenuity of Jamsetji's vision, and the national-building industries it inspired.
Quotes Box
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Facts
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1918-1968: The Growth Years
The birth of India's aviation and software industries and the creation of the Tata Trusts.
1969-2019: The Expansion Years
A period of bold global acquisitions and partnerships with a focus on new technology.
Our Leaders
Founder of the Tata group
The man who touched tomorrow
- Jamsetji Tata
"In a free enterprise, the community is not just another stakeholder in business, but is in fact the very purpose of its existence."
Lessons In Leadership
"To be a leader, you have got to lead human beings with affection."-
JRD Tata, Chairman, 1938-1991
Tata Icons
Meet the Titans
- All the visionaries who led the group for 150 years.
Pioneering
Nation Building
Nerves Of Steel
Jamsetji, Dorabji and RD Tata defied sceptics to give India her first steel enterprise.
Employee Welfare
We initiated labour welfarebefore it was ratified by law.
Education
Jamsetji dreamed of aworld-class science research institute for India.
aviation
Fascinated by flying since he was a child, JRD Tatawould go on to pioneer India's aviation industry.
Heritage Stories
Institutes
Engineering India's Space Dreams
The forgotten story of how IISc became the cradle of ISRO.
Structures
Howrah Bridge: An Emotion Writ In Shining Silver
Excerpts and pictures from 'Howrah Bridge: An Icon in Steel' produced on the 75th anniversary of the bridge
The Nation
The Man Who Helped The Mahatma
Sir Ratan Tata's contributions to Mahatma Gandhi's movement was just part of his philanthropy.
Mumbai
Take the Tata Heritage Walk
Take a guided or a solo heritage walk in the city that the Tatas call home: Mumbai
