Love For Dogs Of Ratan Tata: Ratan Tata loved dogs very much, when one fell ill, he did not even go to the felicitation ceremony organized by Prince Charles, When ratan tata declined program of prince Charles as his dog was unwell

Mumbai With the demise of Ratan Tata, people are remembering all the stories related to him. Apart from being a big industrialist of India, Ratan Tata also did not shy away from helping. Ratan Tata continued to help all the employees of Tata Group. Apart from this, he also extended a helping hand to anyone in big trouble. After taking over the reins of Tata Group, Ratan Tata had decided that out of the income of all his companies, 66 percent of the money would be donated. Ratan Tata kept donating this money through Tata Trust. Thanks to Ratan Tata’s donations, many lives were improved.

Ratan Tata was not only ahead in charity work. He had great love for dogs. Even in Ratan Tata’s office, the dogs roaming on the streets were given a place to stay. Ratan Tata loved dogs so much that he even built a 5-storey hospital for them in Mumbai. Where 200 dogs can be treated simultaneously. Ratan Tata had 2 dogs. In 2018, Britain’s then Prince of Wales (now the British Emperor) Charles organized a program to honor Ratan Tata at Buckingham Palace for his charity and work towards society. During the same time, the health of one of Ratan Tata’s dogs deteriorated. Ratan Tata remained engaged in his treatment and did not attend the felicitation ceremony organized by Charles.

According to the information, Ratan Tata has left behind immense wealth worth Rs 3800 crores. Tata Group touched new heights during his era. Ratan Tata had also invested money in startup companies like Paytm, Ola Scooters. If someone brought a new and unique plan to him, there was full hope that Ratan Tata would definitely help in it. After seeing the work of Shantanu Naidu, one of the young employees of his company, Ratan Tata hired him as his associate. Shantanu’s startup was also inaugurated by Ratan Tata. Shantanu Naidu is the youngest general manager of Tata Group.