Jamshedji TATA : STRATEGY of the GREATEST BUSINESS TYCOON of India

[@ThinkSchool]

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[@youniquesaikat776]

Did you know that who influenced Jamsetji Tata in serving the nation? It's Swami Vivekananda.

[@Merahulmarathi]

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[@Wenivesh]

A Great Nation Builder, Visionary, Reformer, Businessman and Inspiration For Crores of INDIANS kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHWrm5JvhaZ6Zpo

[@Nothing-nf2xe]

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[@harunkhan-zc9qt]

Plz make hindi channel

[@vinayaavuti8125]

Excellent.. There's a Documentary called "The men who built America", which only shows how US business men established US but in reality they took advantage of slaves, but here we have the "The men who built India" with empathy for its own people and still they're doing it. You should have added Tata's contributions in building top educational and research Institutes, hospitals and many more like IISc, TISS.

[@johnvalentino576]

and full of lies and made up stories Digboi tata was a drug smuggler and he first made his millions selling drugs and with that capital he invested and greased british palms and then made his money the white money way "Opium trade - Under the name Tata & Co, Ratanji ran an opium importing business in " en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratanji_Dadabhoy_Tata

[@grngchdry4169]

Lol no

[@naraendrareddy273]

Just the Tatas. The rest were selfish.

[@THESLlCK]

Not one of those men used slave labor.

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

On the opium biz. Nice try. Usa Industrialist were know as robber barons.

[@triples5399]

The lessons from this video are- * How research and innovation can help company to move ahead. * Treating employees as family instead of just slaves can improve the trust between both. *Giving back to society is very important once you reach a great stage.

[@johnwatson7386]

Its the britishers that established railways,education system,judiciary and even its first air force in india and people talk about how a man changed india lol.

[@akshatgharpure9465]

@@johnwatson7386 but they tortured our people, made them slaves, stole from us they did more damage than good

[@zakwanpatel2]

@@johnwatson7386 they build railways for themself bro, so they can use It for themself and use it to extract our resources to the UK fast as possible.

[@triples5399]

@@johnwatson7386 They did it for themselves whereas Jamsetji focused on improving the life and giving job oppuurtunities for Indians

[@vorrdegard2176]

@@johnwatson7386 sure but these things was built with our own money not Britains

[@anuragpathak3909]

Who thought learning and understanding the history would be so interesting and easy ,Thanks to Think School for making it possible through their Great teaching style.😍👌

[@dhruvvaishnav1949]

Really , now i understand why history is so important to know

[@sudharsanramu3936]

+1

[@johnvalentino576]

Digboi tata was a drug smuggler and he first made his millions selling drugs and with that capital he invested and greased british palms and then made his money the white money way "Opium trade - Under the name Tata & Co, Ratanji ran an opium importing business in " en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratanji_Dadabhoy_Tata

[@NishantKumar-yk6yk]

Being a Jamshedpurian we admire Jamshedji Tata for making one of the most iconic brands ..The REAL LEGEND ❤️

[@pallavmahato7865]

Jamshedpur ❣️

[@octamagus1095]

TATA is for INDIA, TATA is for people..they are spending a lot for people ...even if Tata motors , Tata power is having debts.. support Tata before it's too late..

[@krishnapathak244]

I am a class 9th student and watched your ikea business video a few days back since then within a week I have watched all your videos because your videos are really awesome bhaiya. Thank you so much for bringing this amazing content every time

[@rahult5998]

Me too in 9th but its a month i think, i saw think school videos for the first time.

[@satyasiddhamishra4950]

Jamshedji the man who started a revolutionary business at a time when India was facing it's worst era. Even today with relative prosperity people lack positive attitude. But Mr Tata even then kept a positive attitude an moved forward therby establishing the most successful company ever .

[@World_isfullof_toolkits]

TATA's empress mill ran down in Nagpur now that land is owned by Godrej. Sad lot of Nagpurkar's and Maharashtrian's are not aware about this that how Jamsetji flourished Nagpur. They built schools, restaurant, dharamshala, agiary, roads, banks, etc no one is aware about it.

[@darknessincarnate138]

The good deeds done by the right hand, even the left hand shouldn't know

[@prajwalkothare958]

Now it's empress mall

[@larav9710]

Godrej n all persis r our friends and have helped india flourished

[@incredibleworld2870]

Tcs( part of tata group) is on the verge of becoming the 2nd indian company to be valued at 200 billion dollars. Hope that we would see more companies doing that,as think school is inspiring several people to become entreprenuers and shape the nation into an economic superpower.

[@Sahilsharma-sk5vr]

Who is first? Reliance?

[@incredibleworld2870]

well total value of all the tata group companies is more then 250 billion dollar .

[@jaganmohan8558]

@@incredibleworld2870 Tata group value will be more than a trillion dollars (TATA GROUP)

[@ashishkumar-zl8rd]

Good Morning TCS has crossed the 200Billion valuation whereas Infosys became the fourth company to touch 100Billion mark. HU is next to join this elite group

[@ashishkumar-zl8rd]

Update yourself

[@shivamchauhan6788]

Our education system need some moral stories like this in text books. It not only give moral value but also inspire patriotism.🇮🇳

[@rameshchadrapatel3448]

India not add him in postal stamps, so sad..

[@sadhanasinha3256]

I am a class 10 student....Still I understand and enjoy watching your videos by relating your facts with my observations and experiences. Thank you so much.

[@NicolastheThird-h6m]

@Vaibhav Rane Let him take what he like

[@NicolastheThird-h6m]

@Siddhartha dash okay sister, thanks for the advice 😊

[@Mission-wv3mr]

@@NicolastheThird-h6m 😂😂😂

[@Mission-wv3mr]

@Siddhartha dash its just funny that some clowns can find anything to argue anywhere 😂

[@anjalisoni977]

"TATA" is not just a brand it is India's pride

[@DemetriPanici]

*You have power over your mind - not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength. - Marcus Aurelius*

[@tusharmishra7838]

I was born and brought up in TATA-Nagar aka, Jamshedpur. And this video make me immense proud to have risen and lived in a city named after HIM. As always, loved the video. Keep up the good work..! 👍

[@when_facts_speak]

This should be in our school ....for development of confidence and importance of innovation for our young guns .

[@mynameiskhan004]

The title is so true " The Greatest Business Tycoon Of India"👍

[@hatai25]

The Tata family have contributed so much towards the growth of our nation and have always been benevolent towards the people. It's sad that so little is mentioned in school literature regarding these pioneers of india's industrialization and their philanthropy. Utmost respect for them and the living legend Ratan Tata.

[@ix5-10debasishrout6]

Jamshedji tata is one of my inspirations. A true rags to riches story.

[@ThinkSchool]

Riches to Goodness. He was rich already

[@ix5-10debasishrout6]

@@ThinkSchool Yes indeed 🔥

[@johnwatson7386]

Britishers should be called indias founding fathers...as they gave it railways,education,judiciary,airplanes and even a name that "INDIA" sailed on for global financial support by being a commonwealth country ...tata never participated in movements against the founding fathers of india "BRITISH"..!!!

[@neerajpatel9253]

@@johnwatson7386 you have been brainwashed (if you have one🤡)

[@johnwatson7386]

The very same brian just stripped ur india on internet😉😏

[@akhilkumar10997]

Donated 102 billion dollars after inflation adjusted 🙄 that's a huge kindness 👍👍

[@cr8114]

best vlog kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWObf4mtjdN0eqM

[@avinashpoojary2970]

Market Research by far is the most important task while starting a business. J.Tata spending 6 precious year's to study the market. Hats off.

[@HemantTulsan08]

Just as you said MARKET RESEARCH is one of the most crucial activities in a business, be it during the initial phase or during the innovation phase, please make a video on how you do such comprehensive research in such a short time, or if you launch a course on it, I will be the first person to take it. Your die-hard follower, Thank you for enlightening me every time I watch you!

[@dishakamnani]

Same I will be second 😁

[@daleguerra5326]

Ya, do it...we need to know how to do research...

[@ishashivardhanreddy9064]

I just thought answering to you is important take it if you like, and the answer to your comment is, read how companies came up with their research and learn and try to adapt their mindset of the founders, I believe it would work

[@HemantTulsan08]

@@ishashivardhanreddy9064 thanks for the advise :). Will surely give it a shot

[@burhankhaja746]

First you need to learn how markets functions.. for that i think should learn about stock market and learn FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS

[@udaankhatola88]

Why is this not taught in our schools? This would not only give pride but also inspire our future generations. ❤️

[@digitalmehra9019]

Perfect headline he is the man who built india

[@MrCreepyErrorInstaller]

Thankyou Ganesh bhaiya for explaining everything simply. I'm a jee aspirant and come here to watch your videos in my 20 min study breaks..✨❤️

[@upamanyumum]

Tata understood how reductions in the Distribution expenses and maximizing the stock turnovers will lead to the generation of value in the form of profit and eventually move to economies of scale. These were the takeaways for me.

[@varunprakash6207]

Jameshiji TATA one of the Great Businessman And Good human also Philanthropist Innovation with research of market pillar of TATA group Stared Cotton mill in Nagpur & Innovation With Study And Research of market caring of employees not as slaves Understanding future as Market Jameshiji TATA Vision TATA of company Great Businessman with caring of employees like family TATA group - Pride of India 🔥🇮🇳 TATA group - Made in India 🇮🇳🔥 Think school 🏫 case study of Jamshedji TATA Great Businessman his Strategy business the lesson learned one of the Greatest pioneer industrialists philanthropist Jamshedji TATA Explanation in simple way with Examples Graphic animation Semma Super 👍👍

[@mchay]

That's why people feel proud being a part Tata group. Tata makes comon man dreams into reality.

[@ravimodi8016]

Being fan of TATA I'm happy, you did great job pls tell more about TATAs, its necessity that every Indian should know about them bcz TATA is not only a company its backbone of our country....

[@larav9710]

Your gujju ambani pays peanuts Very less salary to jio and reliance employees n workers He stresses them so much Where as Tata has given full salary no stress

[@pratikjoshi9836]

Jamshedji Tata is an Inspiration 🔥 Tata Group is always the Best for the people working with them I belong to the Cotton City in Maharashtra 😄

[@vloggerabhishek7499]

And I was born in the city of jamshetji Tata named JAMSHEDPUR Tata nagar 💓💓

[@aryanshettar007]

Quality of video has improved a lot 👍, I am a JEE aspirant and I watch these in my study breaks these give immense knowledge and now by your videos it feels learning can be enjoyable also.

[@BOOKTOOK]

Freedom without the strength to support it and, if need be, defend it, would be a cruel delusion. And the strength to defend freedom can itself only come from widespread industrialisation and the infusion of modern science and technology into the country's economic life. ---Jamsetji Tata

[@kishoregs]

one thing i have noticed from months, is you have never compromised on the quality of the content, and as usual, loved the case study.

[@IAMGouravSaha]

My eyes became wet multiple times in this video, what a greatness, what a legacy, what a philanthropist, what an industrialist, what a HUMAN, Jamsetji TATA!!! I feel proud to be a miniscule part of this Incredible Tata Empire working for TCS, and have no plans to leave it for even thrice or quadruples the salary I get.

[@aravindshenoy9103]

I would like to see such a case study on Ratan Tata. He is the greatest Indian currently, and has done so much for India., We need to give him an ovation. So, can you come up with a case study on Ratan Tata, how he provides free cancer treatment to all people at Tata Memorial Hospital, how he rescued Air India from Bankruptcy, and how 67% of the total profits of Tata Group is set aside for philanthropic purposes and charity, would love to see a case study on that

[@shivakota05]

Sir Ratan Tata🙌 It takes so much to be a good person He chose to be one He deserves respect...

[@suyashjain7188]

This is the kind of content I pay my Internet bills for ❤️💯 To the point and a plethora of knowlegde. Loved it!!

[@canismajor7213]

One day a great mind planted cotton and started a business, today it's feeding over a million population and helping others through charity ❤️

[@shahzad248]

Superb video! Was so heartening to see abt Swadeshi mills of Tatas..my uncle worked ther for 2 decades in chunabhatti mumbai..tatas had given such an amazing housing facility to its engineers over ther..it was called 4 bungalows..it was in the middle of vaat greenery n wenever i used to go ther to meet my cousins i used to forget that i m in the same crowded mumbai city..wat beautiful old days..thanx to Tatas!

[@neo13101]

No doubt Tata's are still known for their business acumen, philanthropy and fair business practices

[@viveksahu_me]

The most Important thing that Tatas has taught me is betterment of society, they have made such great bussines but never forgot giving back to society.

[@ravitejjamadar1848]

I am a class 10 student and with my little knowledge of all this I am able to connect and happy about learning something that's extraordinary 🙏

[@firstname7295]

Hope this message reaches you.. In this well connected and dispersed universe, your videos are influencing me in a very positive way and I am certainly sure that it is doing the same for a lot more. No crap, A-class content, a wonderful, captivating and insightful learning. Trust me, I never had a feeling of fast forwarding or skipping the video. This is probably the second comment on KZbin and the first so long.. I wish I could do something More for you in return but least of all Thanks a lot brother.. Hope and wish a lot of good things come your way.. Peace

[@amarpandey007]

My father used to work for Empress Mills, Nagpur. I have spent a good amount of time of my childhood and till class 12th. Unfortunately the mill was closed somewhere in 1999-2000 and everybody has to take VRS. since it could not cope up with the competition. It collapsed many families bread and butter.

[@pranayjalan6948]

YOUR SUBSCRIBERS ARE SHOOTING UP LIKE THE PROFITS OF TATAS IN THOSE DAYS you deserve these subscribers because you are bringing out so much valuable content on youtube. I have learnt so much from you THANK YOU

[@Thebreakdownshow1]

Think school another great video love how well written your videos are. As a small KZbinr I am constantly learning from you.

[@ThinkSchool]

All the best ❤️

[@Thebreakdownshow1]

@@ThinkSchool Thanks a lot man. you keep grinding Millions of subscribers will come.

[@gkandcodinghub]

Same here bro.

[@ushakaranth5154]

Guys now we have a prime minister who promotes Indian products and started ammy campaigns of make and buy in India and start a own company and giving funds to them let's all support the Tatas and cherish them and buy their products instead of foreign products and also keep this up and develop.

[@rajanmoses]

A reason why 100s of Ambani and Adani will come and go but Tata will remain in our hearts💕

[@gat6932]

I'm not the employe of tata nor the investors but the amount of goosebumps I got when u said tata is just amazing... btw kudos to your efforts and happy tht ur channel is growing..

[@TheMedschoolGuy]

Feeling Proud of being a Thinkschooler ❤️

[@alimalani9905]

Something I like to know, from people in India, my grandparents were from Jamnagar and came to South Africa in 1893 to open a business, what he told me was that the British government wanted India’s raw cotton to shipped to England, and the British would turn the cotton buds into cloth ,and India would have to buy it as as cloth from the British. The reason was to create jobs for the British people

[@mohammedkhan9394]

Loved this! Solid information and knowledge! Thank you for this.

[@chessmaster2121]

I grew up in EU and now want to come in India to invest in some businesses. But I feel many people have not the right attitude to do proper business. There are people that just want to make quick money, by compromising on quality. But Companies like Tata is a great inspiration.

[@shreyasmurali9348]

Absolutely Loved this video, I am writing this from USA and watching this video made me want to quit and come back to help our people back home I see that you toned down the BG music down and your voice is SO MUCH more clearer!!! thank you for this! keep this coming!!!

[@tenm6694]

😍😍😍 im in the journey to start from strach to built a company with values like jameshetji

[@shailesh6355]

Title gave goosebumps... 🎉

[@mayurchauhan7445]

we will miss you ratan tata sir hats of you

[@pruthvitilwankar]

A movie/ web series should be made on TATA's ...

[@abhinav11]

that what my teacher tried to explain me in 8th class but i consider it so much boring because not understanded . but now i am able to what i missed in class 8th . love the way you teach .

[@RAME]

There has never been a businessman as philanthropic and legendary as Jamsetji Tata. Much respect.

[@luckyrcookie8314]

I am so moulded into ur way u go about explaining it ... Always full of strategic content ..... So we know what exactly the world is abt apart from printed fixed text books! This vid is also another 🤯

[@user-hh7ii6rk1i]

no one really remembers Tata family's contribution to this country, we should be thankful for them for doing so much and donating so much to the country without asking for any recognition.

[@brahim119]

@11:16 _"...one of the greatest businessman who ever lived in India."_ From what I learned, I would say in the *WORLD,*

[@vimmivimmi3173]

Thank you - Railways - the parting gift from the British - We are proud of the contributions of these stalwarts, who made a difference to both our living and thinking. - Thank you for bringing to our table

[@nishachopra8055]

Jamshedji Tata was so ahead of his time. Salute!

[@siddheshdaphane2932]

This should be teach-in schools. Great study and analysis.

[@inforant598]

There is no other way the content can be reproduced... It is perfect ❤️

[@smitapatil706]

Your "Hi Everybody" sounds so so satisfying😌

[@ClearClarity]

Yes

[@shankhalameena6771]

As democracy is to the people ,for the people and by the people TATA is to the people of india , for the people of india and now it is our duty to their goods that is by the people of india

[@interestingtrendingstuff7300]

Fact :- Tata group Operates in 100 countries ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Love for Tata❤️💓 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@sanketkusram3668]

India should definitely be proud of TATA group. Thank you for this video, Ganesh!

[@getting.motivate5283]

By far the best case study we have seen on this Channel hope he continues to deliver such knowledge content Good luck 👍

[@ashanmendis8091]

His treatment of workers is revolutionary

[@pratyush9168]

Me decoding Ganesh's strategy to produce the most interesting content 🧐

[@nisha8552]

Best business learning channel♥️🔥

[@rapchikrastogiandfriends2842]

I will support this channel till they acheive 1 million subscribers, because Ganesh bhai deserves it🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@gkandcodinghub]

Yes😀

[@BhagatSingh_123]

Bro u missed, Most important strategy of TATA group i.e 1. Money from the people in the form of business and money again back to the people in the form of funds.. 2. TATA has started Company Social Responsibility before proposal of section 135 in India..

[@paiya21]

This guy just say hello and start the topic 🔥.. amazing channel. excellent topic and story telling.. you made a video on ethanol and petroleum and last week Nitin Gadkari asked auto companies to make ethanol based car.. 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@monojitchakraborty1259]

I read about Jamsetji Tata at a very young age and since then I consider Jamsetji Tata, Ratan Tata as my role models. I have a question for Think School : Why is the value of Indian currency so low despite the large economy of India? What are the factors contributing to this and what can be done both from us as well as from Govt. to increase the value of Indian Rupee ?

[@jyotichoudhary817]

Fav businessman's case study by my favour teacher ❤️❤️❤️ Looking forward to many more ❤️❤️All the best ❤️

[@pattammalvaradarajan9017]

Good clarity on the topic though it is only miniscule part of Tara's contribution. These days running market research for 6 years is not feasible. Business strategies as case study is the best way to learn and I appreciate your effort. As for lesson, selecting the location where raw materials are available and the cost reduction possibilities of logistics is key I get from this video. Keep going Ganesh.

[@amit_awadhi]

Proud to be a TCS employee 💖

[@larav9710]

Nice bro

[@nachikethuddar3446]

I read the book recently - The Story of Tata by Peter Casey where they primarily cover what happened with Cyrus Mistry and why he was fired. The book is an out and out account of the Tata vision, for business, for Tata sons and their vision for the country. An awesome read in addition to this superb video. Thank you Ganesh Prasad and team🙏🙏

[@chiragdayalani4127]

I get a lot from this channel , I honestly love this channel to the extent that i LIKE the video first and then watch it.😂

[@shubhamdwivedi9118]

Totally speechless, the way i got the interest in knowing this iconic personality through the way you described was fabulous. Not even for a sec i got unfocused and the big thing no adds were there. Thank you so much man your research are not even helping but they are also educating the people.

[@amoghhatkar446]

Hey Think School, you guys are doing a great job. I just wanted to know from where do you find these interesting case studies. I am interested in learning and exploring these studies on myself too.

[@ThinkSchool]

Study materials attached :)

[@sunilgavade2293]

Broilers are Heart of any mill, where Broilers are required, for efficient boilers good steel required which is "Boiler Quality Plates" such as ASME SA 516 Grade. 60 or 70 This was next turning point 📍 in Tata Sons rather than procurement of steel from USA why not it can be make in India 🇮🇳 as Shri Swamiji Vivekanand From here Tata Steel Limited, Jamadhedpur started

[@happy.5534]

Immense respect for you brother. Thank you so much. I am also trying to learn how to research properly with the help of your videos and it's been a great help. Thank You.

[@narayananp1607]

Hi Your videos are extremely influencing! Keep up the good work. Have seen almost more than 15 videos within a month. You are rockstar!

[@ramakumar3232]

Thanks to TATA we are nuclear power today . Tata sponsored Homi Babha in Atomic research in 1940s. After independence Tata helped to setup Indian Department of Atomic Energy headed by Homi Bhaba. Later All great organizations like ISRO , ECIL , CMC etc came from then making india a self reliant in Atomic , space, Software , etc. all bcos of Tata funding in scientific research. Tata made India’s first computer 💻 in 1954.

[@makealifedifferent9572]

Ganesh vaiya teach us to analyse the business.

[@digvijaysingh7420]

Greatest growth of any channel I have seen till now

[@dishakamnani]

Well , Ganesh you should make another course on how do you do the amazing research in shot period of time

[@inishkohli273]

No matter what, u are my business Dronacharya and i am your eklabya. Love you Sir from Nepal...❤❤❤❤

[@softect3230]

I live in Jamshedpur. I am proud of it.💗 Tata Tata Tata

[@mohankunigiri5665]

Eagerly Waiting for this video

[@stayhungry4994]

The best part about your channel and your content is that your videos are not usually focused on how much money they make rather than your videos usually invested on how their ideas and fundamental changes our today economy education and business model..good work ..proud ✌

[@aswinsrinivaas8323]

Really can see your growth organically team. Congratulations Previously you had 3-10 members waiting for your video now it's more than 70 proud to have a like you ❤️

[@ABCXYZ-qx9qt]

True gem of India is TATA not Ambani. TATA believes in growth of the nation as a whole on contrary Ambani believes in market monopoly at the cost of nation's destruction.

[@Indiabhanu]

So proud to work in one of the iconic Tata companies i.e. Tata Steel.