How Tata Built India: Two Centuries of Indian Business

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[@marxel6231]

Pastor please pray for the release of curses and magic. Please pray to facilitate the brain and be given intelligence. Please pray to get rid of the disease in the body. Please pray for smooth finances and be given wealth.

[@CharalamposKoundourakis]

4 generations of responsible businessmen? That's incredible!

[@pcp3457]

4 generation builting india !!

[@whoxwhat]

Thanks bhai (bhai means brother ) our local language

[@samhans18]

Ratan is the man video didn't mention alot like Tatas were responsible for setup of Indian central bank the monetary authority know as RBI !!

[@amitbiswas2002]

Yes, it's true

[@honeyyo-]

Very true!

[@markieconcepcion7177]

Proud TaTa Philippines employee here =)

[@stephaniehale946]

Which TATA company do you work for? TCS?

[@boogeymann6686]

TaTa cars in the Philippines are very cheap. I don't own one but they are cheap.

[@VishalKumar-vc7jo]

Sir you are totally right👍👍👏👏

[@mrbeastwithnomoney]

@Ruth Mitt you guys get pride in everything 😂😂😂

[@livsnjutare2705]

@@mrbeastwithnomoney correct! Haha

[@mk_1011]

Quick fact - Ratan Tata could be worth 70 billion dollars but because of his philanthropy he sits in the heart of most Indians

[@summergram]

wow, well said!

[@musiccollector]

Like Gates and Buffett. I wonder if the rest of the Indian tycoons are so philanthropic.

[@ankitagrawal6378]

Nope. He is not the real owner. Tata group is owned by charitable trusts.

[@xaviersolti4512]

No my dear, if we look today he can be the richest man on earth with a net worth Around 128 billion , richer than Bezos but because of his philanthropy he is having 1 billion as his net worth! After all money doesn’t count what counts is his big heart 😊

[@ankitagrawal6378]

@@xaviersolti4512 First go and check the shareholding pattern of Tata group and Ratan tata's share. He is not the owner. Just the CEO and MD.(Or something like that).

[@VickyBetaJi]

Being a employee at tata in usa..i can confirm they are a great employer

[@joshuajoe1419]

My mom works for rats in America as well!

[@phantomblaster8462]

Joshua Joe 🤣

[@hindeshrai8787]

@@joshuajoe1419 WOW

[@joshuajoe1419]

I meant to say Tata though it got autocorrected to rats. Not going to edit it since it’s too funny.

[@learnwithlife7981]

@@joshuajoe1419 lol

[@sumitanne3840]

Ratan Tata is actually a very inspiring person not by his profession but by his character

[@PVivekmca]

True

[@amirbhatibhati1590]

True Such man make our society peaceful and revolutionary

[@skeejix91]

the Ambani's are successful, but as a group, The Tatas are much much much much more Admirable

[@skeejix91]

the Tata institutes of social science, Fundamental research, Cancer Hospitals, etc

[@anandhindu2804]

not only, but also

[@shashanksuman]

PV narasimha rao's soul would be so happy today, finally somebody outside of india has actually called him a reformer, and showed Nehru and Indira Gandhi as socialists.

[@manashejmadi]

socialism harmed the early india. i wish narasimharao sir was alive today to see this

[@aryapatel7615]

why do you need someone from outside of India to call him reformer ?? why do we only believe after an Britisher or american tells us you are good ?

[@miyamotomusashi3679]

@@aryapatel7615 the thing is, he was the most underrated pm india ever had. Very few Indians even remember his name, let alone about his economic policy, on the other hand nehru-gandhi dynasty is immortalized in spite of all their stupid decisions n policies. If now, instead of an indian, a foreigner talks about Narasimha Two's contribution, then it's both an acknowledgement for him and A shame for Indians.

[@aryapatel7615]

@@miyamotomusashi3679 true we dont accept until a non indian tell us. stupid us

[@necro1706]

Bhaiyo Congress wapas nhi aani chaiye Chae kuch ho jaye.

[@dianebuzz1346]

*Every family has a person who breaks the chain of poverty. I hope you will be that person!!*

[@dianebuzz1346]

Getting money is an issue that everyone has needs in order to live a better and luxurious life. Life was difficult for me until i began trading,and I'm now earning a lot of money even with the current crash happening in the trading market. I still make gains using a better strategies....

[@dianebuzz1346]

Being earning $2,900 on every $200 lnvested in the space of 7trading days

[@samuelteddy.439]

@@dianebuzz1346 Not only that.

[@samuelteddy.439]

The reason people fail to succeed is discouragement from family and friends, how do you know if something is working or not with out a trial.

[@cheryloharakolach2058]

@@dianebuzz1346 what is required to get that kinda gain.

[@shubhankardasgupta4777]

In India there's a saying In Tata we Trust...

[@jenkar5716]

'TATA' another name for Trust.

[@zaidhussain3293]

I live in India and I think TATA industries have a huge role in India's economic growth. The Tatas have acted as the backbone of India. But I still haven't heard anyone going around saying, "In TATA we trust" xD

[@ushanrukantha6005]

We respect India. I’m a Sri Lankan and very proud about TATA

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

Thieves.

[@AsfandShahid]

you also respect the killing of Tamil Tigers backed by Indian forces?

[@reardelt]

Indians are poor.

[@adityashukla7849]

Bro... We were all brothers... Until British came!

[@sagarrp22]

@@reardelt thank u brother

[@senthilkumarn4u]

I'm from India and most Indians knows how genuine the company is and it's impact on our economy...

[@madmo3377]

@@oneforallah yeah I agree with u but in India almost more than half population is educated whereas only about 40% is uneducated but don't worry government is taking classes for even grandmaas and aunts

[@nsms1297]

@@oneforallah why are western people bent upon insulting and humiliating india

[@guddikumari3505]

@@oneforallah please fuck off...u dick head

[@draparnaseetharaman9646]

@@oneforallah criticism is good. What you said is true. We all are humans and if people of other countries wish better then what's wrong. Division is created in the hearts of each individual, can't blame politics after seeing the reaction to your comment

[@vampirethespiderbatgod9740]

@@oneforallah Lucifer is an okay dc mediocre character

[@suraj-op2bx]

I am a parsi too I feel blessed living in India With my Hindu, sikhs, jain brothers We will always be thankful for them for providing my ancestors refugee Very much thanx to SANTAN DHARMA(HINDU, BUDDHA, JAIN,SIKH)followers of India Very much Without you guys we would be gone forever real decendenta of PERSIAN empire

[@jashanj2518]

BIG POPA PUM and we are thankful to tatas and your community as whole!!

[@DinosourIceAge]

🙏❤️

[@pareeks]

... and India did nothing wrong in providing shelter to Persians who were able to survive in a small boat. From that day, no Parasi felt outsider in India and no Indian treated them differently. Parasis have always worked towards India's betterment and we are proud of them all.

[@rajs8552]

Paris are gems of India.

[@BilkulAbhi]

@@pareeks i thought parsi was something Indian

[@parnabhighflyer6901]

😂😂 I live in Jamshedpur. The city Tata built. Tata introduced CSR to the world. Jamshedpur is the first planned city of India, 5 th cleanest city of India, zero sewage disposal system, having 152 ancelories of Tata in the city also has 38% of greenery, cleanest water in India, highest literacy rate of a city at 84.5%. All this achieved with no municipality. Tata's the true industrialist.

[@vaiyaktikasolarbeam1906]

is not really the first planned city since Jaipur and Chandigarh came before, but TATA sure done a lot of great things

[@souravkumarcode]

First planned industrial city.

[@bbsingh7554]

What's the land rate there?

[@bloodwargaming3662]

84.5% isn't he highest literacy rate in a City .still incredible

[@legendarymortarplayer9453]

@@bloodwargaming3662 kerela with 100 percent literacy goes brr🤣

[@saurabhgautam7108]

It is soo disheartening to hear that even today people around the world think that there was a difference between British Raj and the East india company they both were equally brutal as like the nazis .

[@romanpreetkaur2605]

There was difference?! British Raj was the cruelest to the peasants and farmers...

[@jollyrobert1961]

Know the authors b4 u judge a book...

[@post-humangod2575]

Tata took advantage of the economic reforms during British Raj so it is definately better than East India Company.

[@balashibuyeeter2704]

Both were oppressive yes, but the EIC just straight up didn't care about the people and only cared about the profits since they were only a company. While the British Raj was an actual governing power so they had some sort of responsibility to govern and give basic rights to the people in india. But they were both brutal colonial regimes with only profit in mind.

[@vamshidharreddy393]

The company which I admire the most. Tata is India. India is Tata 🙏🏻

[@punith.dg.619]

Google search "drug runners of India Vadakayil" for Truth.

[@shobhavs613]

Same here I can't believe where we would have been without tata

[@ashreef.r35]

I really got goosebumps on hearing this name “ratan tata” one of the best leader india has in present..

[@devajrajana6019]

Me too..

[@Velociraptor_TGM]

" A Promise is a Promise " - Sir Ratan Tata

[@philipthomey7884]

wow. LandRover Jaguar and Tetley tea. Quite a combo

[@GunasekaranRukmangathan]

We call it salt(Tata salt) to software (TCS, Tata elxi) conglomerate.

[@jannatultamzida3707]

Reverse colonization

[@johniii8147]

They are really struggling with Jaguar and LandRover. They took a huge right down on the assets and shopping for a partner to invest

[@anishabisht4213]

@@johniii8147 true but they copied the design and platforms from jlr that's why their tata cars are doing good in the market rn

[@johniii8147]

Realme C1 Not really.

[@who7657]

Fun fact : The Word Tata in Romanian means Father

[@GunasekaranRukmangathan]

Well Tatas are parsis and followed Zoroastrian principles.

[@sakshamgoyal8737]

Well you can say Tata is father of India Industries. So well Baap baap hota hai

[@Namburiadityasairam2605]

Bread it means grandfather in Telugu (an Indian language) so its weird for me too

[@samirchavi5121]

Abuelo ..n spanish......granpa m english

[@svs4305]

In Malayalam its Bye

[@gautamv952]

When I was a kid, my father used to tell me how proud his father (my grandfather) was when he joined the Tata group. When I was in college, my father (who had switched to a career in the Indian Air Force by then, after a successful career at Tata) urged me strongly to join Tata. By that time, economic development had begun in full force in India and I was fortunate to have got a job in another company. Still, 20 years later, and seeing the continued rise of Tata and its expansion well beyond the shores of India, it gives me immense pride that at least a part of me was associated with this iconic company that defined my India. :)

[@abundant224]

The Parsis in India came from Persia and lived as refugees. Probably they never stigmatized their situation which is why they are so enterprising and philanthropic. Ratan Tata is a very inspiring person by character. May God always bless him ❤

[@joshuawongji-fung9655]

*The Parsis kicked out of Iran during Islamic invasion now makes India great.*

[@vaibhavpawar4455]

What an incredibly stupid thing to say, there is no country in the world that doesn't have immigrants(except for maybe North Korea), in fact half the world is built by the efforts of immigrants who had to adapt to new surroundings and make the best of the given situation. Although let me tell you something since you obviously don't know yet thought it right to make comments on my country but Jamshedji Tata(the guy from the video) was born and raised in India and all his offsprings were also born and bred here so yeah they are as much Indian as any of us......

[@tonystark-ld5hl]

@@vaibhavpawar4455 I think you got him wrong, he meant that in a positive way.

[@captainj2910]

Also ,when Parsis came to India ,they faced such persecution from mulims lived in india they escaped and are now safe because of Hindus People.

[@skullvenomxo]

ah yes, the peaceful religion

[@historicallegends3702]

@@vaibhavpawar4455 you are really dumb

[@kajendranramasamy7177]

TATA had medical benefits and fund for retirement in India in 1880s

[@Deathwink1]

Yet in America today

[@ksonsouchou]

@@Deathwink1 which private company in america gives retirement pension ?

[@chris0000924]

@@ksonsouchou All major companies do, it's called the 401k plan

[@ksonsouchou]

@@chris0000924 yeah but in the 1800s ?

[@punith.dg.619]

Google search "drug runners of India Vadakayil" for Truth.

[@beowulfourcaucasianshepher8528]

I am a Pakistani. Before partition of India and Pakistan my father worked for the Tata's as a tax consultant. He always spoke of the Tata's and Birla's with the greatest respect. What stood out for him was their hard work , integrity and their remarkable simplicity. I am reminded of Warren Buffett who also donates most of his wealth.

[@Noone-hh5cq]

Oh wow, Tax consultant. Just for knowledge purposes Im curious to know that what kind of degree was prevalent at that time which used to give tax consultancy services? Because, the Indian Chartered Accountant Act was passed in 1949 and for many decades only they used to do this work. Now however the competition has increased and it's no more their sole monopoly, except for statutory audits.

[@rishusrivastava-Seeketh]

That's a nice strategy "if you can't beat em , buy em".

[@soummyy]

Current day isn't any different from British raj , then British used to loot now Politicians . But people like TATAS are real gem of India

[@preoximerias7366]

Daddy Sher Socialism without a solid Capitalist base can do that to a country.

[@SoummyajitGuhanseindiapicks]

@@preoximerias7366 India was never a Socialist country it has always been a Mixed Economy. There were multiple and are multiple Pvt industries back then and are now

[@ericflyingraccoon923]

I always have

[@anilmenon3927]

@@SoummyajitGuhanseindiapicks india was never socialist??? are you kidding me?? we only became mixed after liberalisation.....closed economy, license raj and rampant nationalization of banks and other institutions are a proof of that

[@user-kp5ps7gj8b]

Yup.

[@ryantfinchum]

As an American, I've never heard of this company.. thanks for exposing me to it!

[@ojaschahal1599]

It's huge company you can watch cold fusion channel videos on TATA and also another giant Reliance company.

[@GunasekaranRukmangathan]

No offence, but you must have had at least used their service or product unknowingly or indirectly. Like tetely , 8'o clock coffee or something else via tech support by TCS. In North America itself Tata companies has more than 22000 employees.

[@swiftieforever9793]

tata employs more than pepsi, microsoft , amazon, apple and coke ........combined

[@randomtv6621-Pawan]

Ryan.. Ratan Tata is such Great Person We means Indians Has Great respect for Him..Search about Tata Group

[@albanbros7210]

TATA has also acquired LAND ROVER. It is nowdays called TATA LAND ROVER.

[@soorajs6824]

I live in a house made of tata steel,use tata AC's,drive a tata car and well support the Jamshedpur football club owned by Tata..

[@adityashukla7849]

Don't forget that when the first Tata started all this, Britishers were trying their best to stop India's involvement in Industrial Revolution (1.0)

[@deepankarroy774]

Even he is video he has said that the British raj was about free trade which was totally wrong

[@kkssd92]

Wrong. If that was so they would have stopped Tata from building a chain of buisnesses in the first place. Tata saw more growth in the British Raj than Post independent India's Socialist era between 1952 to 1991. Apart from Tata a lot of Indian companies came into existence and saw growth like the Godrej Group, Bajaj group, Dabur India, TVS group, Kirloskar group, Banking sector and a lot of Textile Mills owned and operated by Indian buisnesses came up. But Nehruvian Socialism inspired from USSR slowed these companies growth because of Anti Buisness Policies of the Socialist Govt of India. Demonizing the British everytime was just a pretext and justification to let Indian Leaders takeover India to Rule. Hong Kong was given independence on 1997. See what Hong Kong changed into.

[@musiccollector]

And Tata succeeded 𝗱𝗲𝘀𝗽𝗶𝘁𝗲 that!

[@Alexander-sf1fe]

I apologize, we did really looted you. But current population of Britain has nothing to do with colonization.

[@Kusummishra2501]

@@Alexander-sf1fe But the fact that your country are rich and we are not that much.

[@Responsivemoney]

My father is working in tata company..we hv all good & luxury in life..my home tome name is also "TATA"😊

[@krishnaanhsirk2114]

Niz

[@pritiyush9063]

want to share just some facts. Innocent people kil led by Isla mic terrori sm in India since 1940-- 90000+ Innocent people kil led by Isla mic terro rism in world since 1960-- 200000+ Total people exec uted by behe ading in isla mic countries since 2000-- 5000+ I can't understand how those who love peace and humanity can follow such a dea dly cult which is ene my of humanity. Conv ert to Hind uism for a peaceful and happy life

[@BruceWayne-qe7bs]

Which is your country?

[@benwalling1584]

@@pritiyush9063 your advertisement of religion is so 2000's coconut oil ads in DD1 channel.

[@dinkarfowkar999]

@@benwalling1584 true I am ashamed of such people as a Hindu

[@ajaypatiyal9553]

*1:22* british raj invested a lot. railways......hahahahaha..nice one....they were actually built especially for taking goods out of india to Britain

[@subaruyagami2327]

But it doesn't mean they didn't invested in Railways.

[@vijaybhatt5196]

We'll said.

[@subaruyagami2327]

@Archock Encanto False equivalence.

[@argonauts56au1kera6]

That's what I know from the facts and statistics.

[@phantomblaster8462]

Subaru Yagami bro don’t try to defend yourself from these fools. We only know how to blame our progress to the colonial era. China was independent at 1949 but they rapidly developed by not blaming their condition to their past. So stop blaming others for your flaws, you had 72 years to develop

[@AnupInToronto]

Persian/ Zoroastrian people have done great contribution to India, once they were refugees from IRAN .

[@grubgram]

They left Iran over 1500 ago, they are Indian as any Indian

[@AnupInToronto]

Binoj George not 1500 years that makes it pre Islamic era , they only started migrating after Islamic invasions

[@sanchitmehta6513]

@@AnupInToronto in 1500s

[@bloodwargaming3662]

You are talking about 1500 years back if you still consider them as immigrants and refugees then so are we from middle aisa from 4000 years back

[@AnupInToronto]

@@bloodwargaming3662 I said once they were refugees not now. Please read it again

[@0mmmh523]

1:25 actually they built the rail for their own advantages as it made easier from them to take the goods to the port.

[@rohitindurkar]

How can you missed TCS(Tata Consultancy Services)? Which is contributing 75% in Tata Group Profit.

[@mahadevisutar1436]

Also the number of employees in TCS those are been harassed and tortured

[@thechinmoydeka]

@Sandesh Dhuri 1 Trillion?? You are surely mistaken.

[@thechinmoydeka]

@Sandesh Dhuri Oh, I see

[@SpyKid_VII]

🥵🤡🥵🤮

[@gopinathvs5169]

you must be a tech guy in TCS

[@abhi3.o]

Thank you Business Casual for giving credit of India's globalisation to P.V. Narasimha Rao instead of Dr. Manmohan Singh. He is Indias unsung hero.

[@theowleyes07]

He was there as FM and degraded by congress as a puppet PM

[@ajayroy5254]

@@theowleyes07 or so u r led to believe by "you know who" funny thing is u may think modi doesn't report to anyone but that's not true, bjp reports to RSS would u now say modi is puppet PM of Congress???

[@saswatrath609]

Rao was the best PM of independent India.

[@shivi0014]

abhinav verma well I think the credit goes to both of them Rao was the guy who choose manmohan Singh And Manmohan was the one who introduced the reform

[@rajpujara374]

@@ajayroy5254 "reports to rss " lol . If you're from Gujarat you'd know that modi doesn't report to anyone .

[@souravmadanpuri483]

The videos in this channel are great! Strange how am I discovering this just now. Keep uploading Man!

[@parthdevbundela6744]

Indian Institute of Science (IISC) has the highest ranking in qs from india.

[@Subhrajyoti]

this year they got the world ranking 1 in research segment

[@jaisonsimon]

Ok

[@painkillerDELHI]

Before Britishers came, India accounted for ~30% of global export. Just think about it...30% of all export trade was happening from India. Thats a LOT😲

[@IssamHalabi]

That's a massive number. Do you have a source? I'm not calling you a liar, but it's such a large number. Thanks.

[@angryman132]

Lol he just made that up on the spot

[@preoximerias7366]

I’m guessing he is talking about share of global GDP which India was at around 25% prior to British colonialism.

[@waverider1674]

you have taken the bait. these are lies told by politicians to shift focus on their failures and corruption. Remember there was no India before the British annexed and established the boundaries. Except for few kinship Indians were largely impoverished and their mercantile system though ancient were weak in comparison to Europeans. If the figures were true then Pakistan which claims to be true India would again claim they were world economic power until the Hindus took over in collusion with the Brits.

[@painkillerDELHI]

@@waverider1674 Looks like you have taken the bait not me😂

[@bayareajokester9456]

Not to be cliche but India never ceases to amaze me.

[@AyushKumarBuzzUpdate]

Abyssinia Empire I am an Indian, and I cannot disagree. When you think you have figured what India is, something happens that breaks your bubble, sometimes positively but most of the times negatively.

[@shouryaseth5715]

@Ayush Kumar We got the same profile pic

[@sombamrara8420]

Not to be cliche but Abyssinian empire is the most uninteresting topic in history for me.

[@sombamrara8420]

@Skrooge Lantay naah man... nothing to be butthurt......it's just that I can't believe in this WE WUZ KANGZ AND SHEEEIT..... you know man.....just sayin.

[@sombamrara8420]

@Skrooge Lantay come on man....I don't give a shit about your beloved empire. Mongol Empire all the way for me. That's the fact for me. Don't fret.

[@karamjitsingh1358]

Ratan Tata said- we are not businessman, we are industrialists..there's a difference

[@shalyfemusic]

What is the difference

[@grandmasterjo1]

Honesty. Integrity. Modesty. Respect to workers. That’s the secret to 200 years of success. I’m glad I worked and contributed to a Tata company.

[@RayDavies123]

I love the parallax effects used to bring photos alive. Well done and thank you for the effort. In case you thought nobody noticed ;-)

[@anishabisht4213]

Which software was used for this?

[@MrBik01]

I paused and check those photos....they were amazing

[@vikrantsubakade9281]

The title of this video should be : "How Tatas buit India and how socialism destroyed it."

[@immortalwarrior2695]

Vikrant Subakade How socialism tried to destroy Tata but instead became a huge company.

[@oneforallah]

Bro please visit rural villages in India and learn why socialism was given priority tho.

[@classifier_6611]

@@oneforallah Shut up Socialist

[@anandsuralkar2947]

True

[@pratikmohite7045]

@@oneforallah socialist loves poor so much that they made all indians poor

[@BusinessCasual]

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[@shravan97]

You actually don't have any IDEA how mughals and britishers destroyed bharat

[@vini202710]

When u r presenting facts.. Just get them correct.. U moron

[@phantomblaster8462]

vineeta agarwal you are not in a position to use such vulgar and inappropriate language. Be civil and try finding counter points in a humane way. Your words were despicable and deplorable. You have made a ludicrous statement.

[@curtiscarpenter9881]

It all depends on how productive the peace is and how definitively a war fought and won. War and peace.

[@chiragsharma5624]

British distroy India

[@nagarajgb5053]

In India TATA means TRUST, On any product TATA name there means Indian buy without asking any questions

[@emotionscomeandgo]

LOL

[@harunsuaidi7349]

Imagine having to handle all those businesses. The Tatas are very skilled and smart businessmen.

[@markgilrosales6366]

Sherlockcipher imagine being jealous of wealth of others. Dumb commie.

[@sherlockcipher6690]

@@markgilrosales6366 " wealth of others." not really your wealth if your dad gave it to you. Dumb person.

[@joshuajoe1419]

Sherlockcipher actually it is. What do you think inheritance means?

[@shepherdwarriorKING]

In my language of Curaçao , Tata means Father.

[@nir61202]

It's a coincidence. Just a simple two-syllable word. It means father in Yiddish too.

[@tanaymehta7212]

Here in India, Tata is literally the Father of Country!

[@shepherdwarriorKING]

Awesome

[@samirchavi5121]

N spanish is padre.....father n english

[@darshan5726]

Tata means bye bye lol

[@rodgerbloor6680]

Tata is the most loved private company in India. Every Indian loves Tata group for its charity. It has built India and helped India in its development story. I wish them success. We need more companies like Tata and Wipro. Happy, successful, generous industrialists who help India to build itself. Tata 👍 good luck for the future.

[@russellkhuraijam4076]

amazing created group of companies.... Just had goosebumps while watching this

[@raosiddharth4726]

dude these TATA's are really intelligent group of business people, if anyone want to know better,read ratan tata's books a very fine guy

[@sherlockcipher6690]

Yes business acumen and intelligence are genetic traits.

[@crossfire7474]

Thanks. I will check it out when I have the time.

[@fruitfarmfactory7901]

@@sherlockcipher6690 No they're not. Happens randomly but must be nurtured,

[@fruitfarmfactory7901]

+Which books? I couldn't find legitimate ones on Amazon.

[@sherlockcipher6690]

@@fruitfarmfactory7901 No Einstein's son is the second smartest individual ever behind Einstein.

[@cedricdsouza9407]

I'm glad the Tata's are getting recognized all over!! First Coldfusion, now Business Casual!! Feel so proud to be an Indian!!

[@shogun_68]

I'm sri lankan

[@cedricdsouza9407]

@Ashish Gupta it's okay if Indian references are put, lot of Indians who don't know the incredible story will learn about it!

[@srikanthmitra]

@@kingofprussia17 He meant Coldfusion, the youtube channel not any energy source

[@rodigoduterte9192]

Tata is Indian Samsung. It has everything

[@rodigoduterte9192]

Ashish Gupta even Pewdiepie milked India, too. perhaps india is the new meme machine

[@poojaverma0905]

Amazing video.. Tata group is pride of India which has made our country prosperous internally and externally.

[@General_Li_Shin]

As someone who visits the Indian Institute of Science frequently, it's pretty great to listen to the story of the Tatas

[@otomackena7610]

1:18 "The raj didn't exploit the Indian population quite as harshly" millions who died in Bengal and other parts would disagree.I'm sorry i dont know where you got that info but its absolutely wrong .There were plenty of man-made famines which were direct result of British policies not to mention massacres like Jalianwalla bagh and the treatment of ordinary Indians.They were no better than East Indian Company ofcourse there were good people in the Raj but they were miniscule and often outweighed by bad ones. British didnt invest shit, Indian taxpayers paid for the entire construction for the Indian railways, but the profits were entirely made by the English .It was private profit at public risk.Not to mention that Indian railway was built at a cost 4x of other railways. They built it to exploit the resources that india had and for greater access of market for British goods.

[@MostlyPonies1]

When comparing their negative impact on India with the entirety of what the East India Company had done up 'til that point, "not as harshly" is a broad but fair assessment.

[@himanshusingh5214]

@@MostlyPonies1 Britishers didn't change the society much. Most of India was still backward when they left plus they caused poverty by forcing farmers to grow crops like cotton, Indigo, opium to support their Industrial revolution and sell opium to China. They supported the Zamindari system in UP, Bihar, WB and central India which caused huge inequalities and further caste and class division. These crops also caused famines due to a decline in soil quality and they stored the wheat and rice grown in India for their war as reserves while millions here died. No country helps another country to develop risking its people's lives when it itself is developing. They were here to exploit our vast fertile lands and labor. Do you really think Britain took so much pain of ruling India to develop it? They have to kill many uprising with the help of local traitors yet they were so keen on ruling India. Can you answer why didn't they just left India when their own country needed their resources? Also, why were the Indian markets open to British goods only and not any other country? The biggest reason USA supported Indian independence was to exploit Indian markets which were closed by Britishers to any other country. They discouraged farmers to make clothes in UP, Bihar, and WB and dumped their own products here while we couldn't do anything as the policies were made by them. If similar things happen and a local ruler is present, he slaps tariffs to support local Industries but Britishers did the opposite. Were they really here to develop India? And they never admit they did wrong either they say that they are proud of their ancestors or they say that everybody did that, so case solved.

[@augnkn93043]

Himanshu Singh Also they cut the penises off Indians for fun and loot.

[@himanshusingh5214]

@@augnkn93043 Tha sounds weird and false.

[@cosmoboy9112]

Who kill 10000 people in jaliawala bagh within hours

[@waynedonoghue4071]

How, in the name of all that is holy, have i only come across this channel now?? What a fantastic distributor of knowledge and value this channel is!

[@reddyanji6791]

Finally, I am proud to be an Tata employee 🙏

[@primordialbeing]

This man, an actual minority of India- lives in our hearts. He gave so much to this country, more than we asked and more than we can ever thank him for. Thankyou Mr.Tata.

[@krishnamahale6428]

Glad to see indian companies are worth sharing about. Thank You, Bussiness Casual for such an amazing video.

[@ashoks5317]

Salute to TATA group. Had the licences and permits raj was not there there would have been many more Industries. Our great loss is the loss of PV.Narasimha Rao as PM and excellent Man Mohan Singh as Finance Minister.

[@vishnup5350]

Ratan TATA is special feeling. Great man.

[@goofybits8248]

A truly admired, loved and respected company! Well deserved, every bit of it!

[@hohangazi93]

banglax

[@ArturoCabello]

Incredible story how it grew! Takes your breath away really! 👍🏽

[@tilak231]

TATA always has my deep respect!!They did a lot for good future of India!!! And Reliance on the opposite, doing for themselves but still helping India to gain power in the economic terms!

[@gr8kh]

Goosebumps.... Salute to TATA.... Crown jewel of India✌

[@sudhiryadav8635]

Tata lives in the hearts of Indians. Thank you so much Tata.

[@adnanazmat6392]

Proud to be from Jamshedpur (Tatanagar) where it all started ❤️

[@channel-of6px]

it has nothing to do with you at all.why would you connect yourself in pride?

[@bajpai_]

Adnan Azmat I also live in Jamshedpur

[@bajpai_]

Kadma?

[@shubhammalhotra2868]

Dumb logic

[@siyuanlee5909]

Stupid

[@svs4305]

I love TATA, Sad that I didn't get placed in TCS

[@ishrirampersad8809]

I am so impressed by the Founder, of this great Enterprise. This person must have been such an inspiration to so many other entrepreneurs. Most notably he seems to have applied humane conditions to his employees. I wonder if I could communicate with the current head of this great and exemplar Enterprise.

[@humanityfirst2652]

Respects to Tata Ji..... One of my Favorite Inspirational Person.....

[@mohitbhomliya2593]

Hyy bro... He (ratan tata) is of my country😆😆😆😆 Loves that you are recognising the Indian legends!!!

[@dishanknayal6118]

They are the perfect example of businessmen with ethics .

[@adityatiwari8270]

As an ex Tata employee, it's heartwarming to see them getting the recognition they deserve. I only want to present some counter points to the historical narrative as presented, hopefully to show a complete picture. The British Raj did as much damage to the Indian society as the Company, further deepening communal divisions in the society, the effects of which are still felt today. All the so called development projects were more by the British for the British than the Indians, but at the cost of Indian taxpayers. There's a great talk by Dr. Shashi Tharoor in an Oxford Union debate highlighting the damages of the colonial period. The socialist era is another interesting point. It's true that while there was friction between the Tatas and the government, within this framework the Tatas could nevertheless set up major infrastructure projects in the country. The socialist system, while on one hand kept the free market benefits from germinating in India, also helped to protect Indian economy from dominant global wealthy nations which could easily dominate and further suppress the already fragile local industries. While things didn't turn out as well as they planned, nevertheless India could at least become a successful sovereign state at the end of the socialist era, ready to bear the pressures from international competition opened up by liberalization in the 90s. But, for sure, Tatas have survived all the changing tides and are continuing to contribute in nation building. Surely one the jewels of modern India.

[@ravisoni3961]

Business Casual trying to get dem T-series subscribers :P

[@technodestination4763]

Whats wrong if a company focussed channel decides to make a video about a conglomerate worth over 100 billion dollars

[@ravisoni3961]

@@technodestination4763 When did I ever say there was anything wrong with it?

[@ravisoni3961]

@Hyper Red So much insight in one reply. WOW!

[@davidchn3661]

R10 g

[@leventejonas4857]

@@technodestination4763 /r/wooosh

[@apurvchoughule]

They are one of maine "pillars" of our country

[@sknank8309]

To be an industrialist a man has to be extraordinary, daring, visionary..salute to all our industrialists

[@surajbala6107]

Brilliant job. Very much impressed with your video. I can see the videos with great research to put the hole truth upfront. Very nice 👍🏻

[@mikeysan1966]

I'm ashamed for myself that i once laughed at Tata Nano and said that it looked like a “Soap box". Little did i know ,this man wanted his country men to own an affordable car.. I'm sorry Ratan Sir,i take it back....As i come to know, i have huge respect for you and your love towards ur country.

[@maxbogaers]

Are you going to do one about maersk?

[@user-yt1dt3hm2c]

The one with containers and such right?

[@STUDYALLAH365]

Good suggestion👌🏾

[@maxbogaers]

@@user-yt1dt3hm2c yea the one with the blue ships

[@thisguy4614]

maks bogaers I learned about Indian Culture from the Apologist: Ravi Zacharias, and businesses like this from Cold Fusion, Company Man, and Business Casual. All great sources for a balanced understanding of world culture that is estblished with trade.

[@anand3061]

Bravo! It's like you dig up the burial from ancient Tata to the modern Tata era and making thesis for your PhD, really informative in the short span of time you point out all the points form foundation, political conflicts, internal disturbance to innovation, expansion of companies. It was really good.👍👌👏👏👏👏

[@ashok2008a]

My favourite person. The best patriotic person. Love him to the core.

[@BlackPanther-ji1bg]

Tata group is one of those companies that deserves respect .

[@Kuberniwas.amitmishra]

Tata देश के भरोसे का नाम है। हम चाहते है कि टाटा सदा सर्वदा ये भरोसा देश मे बना रहे।

[@1101id]

I am proud to be a TATA emp. THANK YOU...

[@riasharma3927]

I am from Tatanagar, the Steel city of India and I am extremely proud of him. Tatanagar is the backbone of Tata Steel and we are extremely proud for being a part of Tata family.

[@beyonder8841]

Our day starts with "TATA SALT" and ends with "TATA SALT". It's truly built me and my fellow INDIANS. 😊

[@RobertLeclercq]

1929 JRD Flies his plane to Avalon, Santa Catalina Island =) Love the b roll!!

[@rangarajansrinivasan9304]

Tata’s really great . They earn more hearts than money. Praying for their prospects

[@DominicVLRohlua_1996]

Thank you..i can't live without Tata Salt

[@varungb]

Sir, you totally missed mentioning TCS, Tata group's largest company. But very informative video.👍

[@ajuaju6534]

you are very good at this so why not make more frequent uploads i have to wait for weeks for your video

[@steveeeeeeeee5009]

The most incredible thing about tata is it's a charitable trust litteraly 70% revenue goes to charity in India, Africa and other countries. Ratan tatas net worth was supposed to be 140 Billion USD if he didn't donate. But his net worth is just over a billion USD. No wonder he is one of the most respected person in India people salute him.

[@akashacharya9429]

Mind says relience but heart says TATA 💖🙏🏻😊

[@gamingparlour1732]

thank you for telling everone the truth of nehru and his family

[@saipradeepkonda5700]

Love your videos man

[@Akshay-co3xr]

Great information, We are proud of TATAs all their generation not only focused on maximizing the profits of company, but they always helped poor, needy and focused on overall growth of our country always without compromising with politicians.

[@rushikeshkhakal6819]

I Am Indian And I Am Big Proud On India And Tata Thanks Businesses Casual Telling People To About Tata and He Also Donate He All Wealth To Poor People If He Not Donate His Wealth He Will World 🌍 Richest Person American And Brother Brother And

[@randomexplorer9521]

And you'd also love to hear that 66% of TATA Son's profits goes to charity 👍👍

[@milanvishnoi]

Also make video on Reliance Industries.

[@Silverbob1000]

Rattan Tata is extraordinary. For having continued the growth of probably the most generational business empire the world has seen. Almost 150 years of leadership in all they do. He made Tata global at a time they could have failed. I pray the next head of Tata can continue their extraordinary work. Its a tall order and gets more difficult as each generation develops. Unlike other multi-nationals, this one has philanthropy in its DNA. It could be the reason why they continue at the very apex of global branding.

[@sandhyasankar9221]

Luv this channel Love from India 😁😁