Narration is simple and lively. Enjoyed reading the amazing stories of Tata. Tata’s dedication to think ahead of the time for nation is inspiring. Bombay plan is a classic example of thinking ahead of times
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Amazing book. Not just stories but inspiring case studies!!
Mr. Bhat. Thank you very much for taking your readers through these 40 timeless tales. It was indeed an extraordinary journey! These are not merely inspiring stories about a business empire but real time case studies on humanity, altruism, passion, purpose, ethics, management, leadership, entrepreneurship and above all #patriotism !!I loved the story of ‘Bombay Plan’ for whole nation. The first ever national economic plan for India worth Rs 10,000 Cr. and that too in 1944, which trembled the British rulers from India to Britain. It was inspiring to read the way J.R.D. Tata managed the criticism and opposition of Bombay Plan not only from British leaders but Indian political parties too. I was thrilled to read about the freedom movement from these elite corporate houses in their own unique way!Conversation of Jametji Tata with Swami Vivekananda was an interesting insight. I was stunned to read about the dismantling of disused Nissan plant in Australia by the engineers of Tata Motors to bring it in India across the seas for setting it up in Pune. It was amazing to read about Lee Kuan Yew, one of my favorites, instructing Singapore Airlines to collaborate, study and learn the service standard from Tata Airlines (Air India). Reading about Homi Jehangir Bhabha & Apsara reactor made me nostalgic as I have had the privilege of working at B.A.R.C as part of my final year engineering project. Contribution of the great Lady Meherbai Tata in saving Tata Steel is another inspiring tale. In ‘The Race’, J.R.D Tata set an example that winning is important, but it shouldn’t be at the cost of human values. Sometimes we win even by losing if we stand strong by moral values. And the list goes on….Each member of Tata family, described in this book, is inspiring in one way or other. However, I was inspired to read about other leaders from Tata group such as Sumant Moolgaokar, Xerxes Desai, Charles Page Perin, Nani Palkhivala, Dr. John Matthai, Nevill Vintcent, Russi Mody and Darbari Seth, just to name a few. These leaders lived and breathed the Tata values and I am sure their stories will continue to inspire generations.Sir, I wish you the best and I am looking forward to your next writing. Thank you once again!!
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I loved the story of ‘Bombay Plan’ for whole nation. The first ever national economic plan for India worth Rs 10,000 Cr. and that too in 1944, which trembled the British rulers from India to Britain. It was inspiring to read the way J.R.D. Tata managed the criticism and opposition of Bombay Plan not only from British leaders but Indian political parties too. I was thrilled to read about the freedom movement from these elite corporate houses in their own unique way!
Conversation of Jametji Tata with Swami Vivekananda was an interesting insight. I was stunned to read about the dismantling of disused Nissan plant in Australia by the engineers of Tata Motors to bring it in India across the seas for setting it up in Pune. It was amazing to read about Lee Kuan Yew, one of my favorites, instructing Singapore Airlines to collaborate, study and learn the service standard from Tata Airlines (Air India). Reading about Homi Jehangir Bhabha & Apsara reactor made me nostalgic as I have had the privilege of working at B.A.R.C as part of my final year engineering project. Contribution of the great Lady Meherbai Tata in saving Tata Steel is another inspiring tale. In ‘The Race’, J.R.D Tata set an example that winning is important, but it shouldn’t be at the cost of human values. Sometimes we win even by losing if we stand strong by moral values. And the list goes on….
Each member of Tata family, described in this book, is inspiring in one way or other. However, I was inspired to read about other leaders from Tata group such as Sumant Moolgaokar, Xerxes Desai, Charles Page Perin, Nani Palkhivala, Dr. John Matthai, Nevill Vintcent, Russi Mody and Darbari Seth, just to name a few. These leaders lived and breathed the Tata values and I am sure their stories will continue to inspire generations.
Sir, I wish you the best and I am looking forward to your next writing. Thank you once again!!
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Amazing book. Not just stories but inspiring case studies!!
Reviewed in India on 14 August 2021
Mr. Bhat. Thank you very much for taking your readers through these 40 timeless tales. It was indeed an extraordinary journey! These are not merely inspiring stories about a business empire but real time case studies on humanity, altruism, passion, purpose, ethics, management, leadership, entrepreneurship and above all #patriotism !!Reviewed in India on 14 August 2021
I loved the story of ‘Bombay Plan’ for whole nation. The first ever national economic plan for India worth Rs 10,000 Cr. and that too in 1944, which trembled the British rulers from India to Britain. It was inspiring to read the way J.R.D. Tata managed the criticism and opposition of Bombay Plan not only from British leaders but Indian political parties too. I was thrilled to read about the freedom movement from these elite corporate houses in their own unique way!
Conversation of Jametji Tata with Swami Vivekananda was an interesting insight. I was stunned to read about the dismantling of disused Nissan plant in Australia by the engineers of Tata Motors to bring it in India across the seas for setting it up in Pune. It was amazing to read about Lee Kuan Yew, one of my favorites, instructing Singapore Airlines to collaborate, study and learn the service standard from Tata Airlines (Air India). Reading about Homi Jehangir Bhabha & Apsara reactor made me nostalgic as I have had the privilege of working at B.A.R.C as part of my final year engineering project. Contribution of the great Lady Meherbai Tata in saving Tata Steel is another inspiring tale. In ‘The Race’, J.R.D Tata set an example that winning is important, but it shouldn’t be at the cost of human values. Sometimes we win even by losing if we stand strong by moral values. And the list goes on….
Each member of Tata family, described in this book, is inspiring in one way or other. However, I was inspired to read about other leaders from Tata group such as Sumant Moolgaokar, Xerxes Desai, Charles Page Perin, Nani Palkhivala, Dr. John Matthai, Nevill Vintcent, Russi Mody and Darbari Seth, just to name a few. These leaders lived and breathed the Tata values and I am sure their stories will continue to inspire generations.
Sir, I wish you the best and I am looking forward to your next writing. Thank you once again!!
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