a car designed to bring affordable mobility to millions of Indians. The Spark Behind the Nano The idea for the Tata Nano was born from an observation that Ratan Tata made while traveling across India.

On 16 September 1997, Prime Minister I.K. Gujral presented the Prime Minister's Trophy for 1994-1995 to Ratan Tata of Tata Steel for having the best integrated steel plant. Photo Credit: HT Archive ...

The passing away of stalwart Ratan ... Tata and having studied at Harvard, the former chairman of Tata Group and Tata Sons was a visionary, and this has been reflected in many ways, including the ...

Ratan Tata, the chairman emeritus ... In the post image, Tata can be seen standing beside a Tata Indica car. It is captioned “25 years ago, the launching of the Tata Indica was the birth of ...

India’s first SUV: Sierra Ratan Tata’s tryst with passenger cars began in 1991, with the launch of Sierra—the first off-road sports utility vehicle by an Indian original equipment manufacturer.

Tata boasts an impressive collection of rare and luxurious cars. Tata Nexon Among his collection, Ratan Tata owned a Tata ...

It comes full circle now.” Along with his heartfelt words, he posted a photo of himself with the iconic Tata Nano, a car that symbolizes Ratan Tata's vision for affordable mobility in India.

The Nano, however, priced at just 100,000 rupees (about $1,200) and the culmination of Ratan Tata's dream to produce an affordable car for India's masses, was hurt by initial safety issues and ...

Indian industrialist Ratan Tata ... Under Mr Tata, the company grew into a sprawling international enterprise with a portfolio ranging from software to sports cars, including the acquisition ...

Publicized as a “People’s Car,” it could seat up to five adults. Ratan Tata said at the time that it would provide a “safe, affordable, all-weather form of transport” for millions of ...

When I heard that Ratan ... Tata embraced competition. He not only took on foreign rivals within India but also expanded aggressively overseas. Under his visionary leadership, the coffee-to-cars ...

The Nano, however, priced at just 100,000 rupees (about $1,200) and the culmination of Ratan Tata's dream to produce an affordable car for India's masses, was hurt by initial safety issues and ...