New India Assurance, Est. 1919
Founded by Dorabji Tata in Mumbai, New India Assurance is currently India’s largest non-life insurer with the largest market insurance share in the industry at 13.42%
July 29, 2023
Tata Coffee, Est. 1922
The journey of Tata Coffee began as Consolidated Coffee Estates Ltd Edinburgh, later renamed as Consolidated Coffee Ltd. The company entered the Tata Group’s fold in 1991 when Tata Tea acquired controlling interest in it
July 29, 2023
Tata Steel Is the Original Make In India Story: T.V. Narendran
Tata Steel has become one of the leading steel manufacturers across the globe in the last 116 years. The company is hopeful of lasting another 100 years on the back of its multi-generational employees and a people-centric work culture. With clear focus and targets in sight, T.V. Narendran, chief executive officer and managing director of Tata Steel, explains how a large part of its future growth will take place in India due to the infra push of the government and its investment in future and sustainable technology
Suchetana Ray - July 28, 2023
Tata Power, Est. 1915
Another century-old entity in the Tata Group’s basket, Tata Power’s market capitalisation is around Rs 709.2 billion. It is India’s largest integrated power plant, with conventional and renewable energy-generating capacity
July 29, 2023
Puneet Chhatwal Writes: India's First Luxury Hotel Goes Where Indians Do
Incorporated in 1899 by the founder of the Tata Group Jamsetji Tata, IHCL opened its first hotel, The Taj Mahal Palace, in Mumbai—then Bombay— in 1903. Dubbed as the best hotel east of Suez, it transformed the face of Bombay and introduced authentic Indian hospitality to the world while bringing global luxuries to the country
Puneet Chhatwal - July 28, 2023
Tata Steel, Est. 1907
Starting out as Tata Iron and Steel Company, popularly known by its acronym TISCO, Tata Steel now has a market capitalisation of over Rs 1.4 trillion.
July 29, 2023
Tata’s Runway Success
The pilots’ unions at Air India that once struck fear in the heart of the government and the airline’s potential suitors have been grounded. It was a bloodless coup. How did the Tatas pull this off?
Abdul Haleem Sherif - May 30, 2023
The Making of A Tata Leader
Back in the 1950s, when J.R.D. Tata was looking for all-round officers for the Tata Group’s leadership structure, he was quick to spot a lacuna
July 29, 2022
Freedom
While India is still advertised as the fastest growing economy in a pandemic-hit world, long-term investment flows in on the basis of the strength of the brand
Suchetana Ray - July 29, 2022
Automakers’ Green H2 Challenge
First, Centre wanted auto companies to move from Bharat IV to Bharat VI, then it expected them to invest in EVs. Now it wants them to chase hydrogen-powered vehicles. Is the cost of a green India only to be borne by the auto sector?
Neeraj Thakur - May 28, 2022
