Tata Sons’ Chairman Emeritus Ratan Tata, who passed away late night on Wednesday, always sought to push boundaries. This was best exemplified by the decisions he took at Tata Motors. Automobiles were a passion for Tata,

Tracing the landmark moments that transformed Tata Motors from a maker of commercial vehicles to a true international automotive giant.

The former Chairman of the Tata Group, who passed away on October 9, will be remembered for his untiring efforts in putting his company’s passenger car business in the fast lane. Ratan Tata believed that India had its own strengths to offer in the automobile arena and decided to walk the talk with products like the Indica and Nano.

The Nano's market performance was disappointing, with Tata admitting in 2013 that its image as a "poor man's car" had acted as a stigma. This perception issue was one of the key reasons behind the gradual phasing out of the Nano from the market. Nevertheless, Tata Motors continued to innovate and expand its product range in the automotive industry.

Workers at Tata Motors' Pimpri Chinchwad plant honor their late chairman, Ratan Tata, by continuing operations despite mourning his passing. The employees upheld his belief that work should not halt,

Legendary industrialist Ratan Tata's transformative leadership of the Tata Group reshaped Indian industry and global business.