| Ratan Tata does not smoke. |
| Ratan Tata does not drink alcohol. |
| Ratan Tata is a notable figure in the history of Tata Group’s business. |
| He is recognized for his simplicity and introverted nature. |
| People often describe Ratan Tata as shy and a loner. |
| During his 21-year leadership as the Chairman of Tata Group (1991-2012), revenues grew over 40 times and profits over 50 times. |
| Ratan Tata's success could be seen as accidental in many ways. |
| Despite heading a major business conglomerate, he leads a modest life away from the media's attention. |
| This humble business magnate drives himself to work in a Tata sedan. |
| Ratan Tata hails from a family that lacked descendants. |
| The Tata family gained fame when Jamsetji Tata established a textile mill in 1868, offering workers benefits like pension and accident compensation, a rare practice at the time. |
| By 1971, the Tatas had established a strong business but were facing a shortage of heirs. |
| Ratan Tata's father, Naval H Tata, had an ordinary upbringing, raised in an orphanage after the death of his parents. |
| At 13, Naval was adopted by Lady Navajbai Tata, eventually becoming the deputy chairman of the Tata Group. |
| Ratan Tata is a Tata by birth, with family ties to the Tata lineage. |
| Despite his current understated lifestyle, Ratan Tata spent his childhood in luxury at Tata Palace in Mumbai. |
| Ratan was chauffeured in a Rolls-Royce to school during his youth. |
| He shared a special bond with his grandmother, Lady Navajbai Tata. |
| Ratan Tata pursued architecture at Cornell University in the United States, where he took on various odd jobs to support himself. |
| Ratan Tata revealed a lasting affection for an American woman he fell in love with. |
| Ratan Tata's mother tongue is Gujarati. |
| Ratan Tata adores dogs and has two pet dogs named Maximus and Tito. |
| Bombay House, Tata Sons' headquarters, has a tradition of sheltering stray dogs during rainfall. |
| Ratan Tata, a trained pilot, became the first Indian to fly the F-16 on 8 February 2007. |
| Although an architect, he has only designed two houses: his mother's and his beach house. |
| Ratan Tata is distinguished by his strong social conscience. |
| He values fairness over wealth and owns less than 1% of the Tata group. |
| In September 2022, Ratan Tata was appointed as a trustee of the PM-CARES Fund along with KT Thomas and Kariya Munda. |
