Late Rata Tata memories: One of the big names that were in news after billionaire Ratan Tata passed away is that of 31 year-old Shantanu Naidu. It has been widely circulated on social media that Shantanu Naidu shared a special bond with the late industrialist and was one of the personal favorites of late Ratan Tata in the Tata Group. During his time at Tata group, Ratan Tata developed an extraordinary bond with Shantanu despite the significant age gap between them.
Shantanu Naidu on Late Ratan Tata
“The hole that this friendship has now left with me, I will spend the rest of my life trying to fill. Grief is the price we pay for love. Goodbye, my dear lighthouse..” Shantanu posted on the demise of Ratan Tata in his LinkedIn account.
Educational qualifications of Shantanu Naidu
Millennium Shantanu Naidu did his engineering from Savitribai Phule Pune University in 2014. Naidu completed his MBA from Cornell Johnson Graduate School of Management later in 2016. Later in his life, Naidu met Late Ratan Tata through a letter he wrote to the industrialist on his father’s advice. Through the letter, Naidu informed Ratan Tata about his project to protect stray dogs from traffic accidents. Interestingly, Ratan Tata replied to his letter in two months.
PM Modi remembers late Ratan Tata
Prime Minster Narendra Modi recalled the contribution of legends Ratan Tata and Osamu Suzuki, saying that their legacy will continue to inspire the mobility sector.
During late Ratan Tata’s tenure, the Tata Group acquired Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and created the world’s most affordable car Nano, along with establishing a vast ecosystem of vehicles under Tata Motors which is currently the third-largest car manufacturer in the country in terms of sales.
Late Osamu Suzuki was a visionary leader whose remarkable contributions shaped the global automobile industry, including in India. He headed Suzuki Motor Corp for more than 40 years and revolutionised India’s car market, with the introduction of the popular Maruti 800 small car.
Inaugurating the ‘Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025’ in the national capital, PM Modi recalled the contribution of legends Ratan Tata and Osamu Suzuki, saying that their legacy will inspire the mobility sector.
(With inputs from agencies)
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