He had tweeted, “Ratan Tata believes today's generation of entrepreneurs can take India to the next level. We confer the country's highest civilian award Bharat Ratna for @RNTata2000.

Bharat Ratna and industrialists. Only one industrialist, JRD Tata, has received the Bharat Ratna, back in 1992. If awarded to Ratan Tata, he would become the second industrialist to receive the ...

Bharat Ratna for Ratan Tata trends on Twitter; here's how the veteran industrialist reacted 'I consider myself fortunate to be an Indian and to try and contribute to India's growth and prosperity ...

Politicians and India Inc leaders are urging the government to posthumously bestow Ratan Tata with the Bharat Ratna. SENSEX 84,058.90 + 303.03. NIFTY 25,637.80 + 88.80. CRUDEOIL 5,610.00 ...

On Friday, renowned businessman and motivational speaker Dr Vivek Bhindra tweeted that industrialist Ratan Tata deserved the Bharat Ratna, following which the hashtag #BharatRatnaForRatanTata ...

“Ratan Tata believes today`s generation of entrepreneurs can take India to next level. We confer the country`s highest civilian award Bharat Ratna for @RNTata2000,” Bindra had tweeted.

Netizens Want Bharat Ratna For Ratan Tata And Here’s What The Veteran Industrialist Has To Say With thousands of tweets, the hashtag #BharatRatnaForRatanTata started trending on Twitter on Friday.

State Cabinet ratifies proposal, pays homage to Ratan Tata and remembers his contribution towards Maharashtra; Maharashtra government had bestowed the first ‘Udyog Ratna’ Award on him last ...

Giving the Bharat Ratna to Ratan Tata would be a significant first step. If it can be given to BR Ambedkar, Vallabhbhai Patel, Abul Kalam Azad and Madan Mohan Malviya decades after their death, ...

Maharashtra cabinet on Thursday passed a resolution urging the central government to confer 'Bharat Ratna', the country's highest civilian award, on legendary industrialist late Ratan Tata. IMAGE ...

The Unfulfilled Honor: A Bharat Ratna In Spirit. Ratan Tata has often been called the “uncrowned king of Indian business,” a title that he wore with grace and humility.