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The Tata Group is an enormous multinational conglomerate that is headquartered in India and has numerous subsidiary and joint venture businesses. Tata Sons Limited is the holding company of the Tata Group and holds the majority of shareholdingin the companies. Tata Sons Ltd is the owner of the Tata name as well as the Tata trademarks that have been registered with India as well as a number of other countries.

Subsidiary companies belonging to Tata Group Tata Group and Joint Ventures that use the word "TATA" in their names are:

Tata AIG -- an insurance-based Joint Venture company together with AIG.Tata AutoComp Systems is India's most renowned automotive component conglomerate
Tata Capital -- a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Sons Limited, the Apex holding company part of the Tata Group
Tata Chemicals
Tata CLiQ is an E-commerce site that sells apparel as well as footwear, electronics and electronic.
Tata Communications -- a communications company
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)is Asia's biggest IT company and the world's biggest service and software company.
Tata Consulting Engineers Ltd.
Tata Defence
Tata Elxsi --Product Design & Technology company
Tata Global Beverages, the second-largest tea company in the world.
Tetley is a subsidiary of Tata Global Beverages
Tata Housing Development Company, Real estate development company
Tata Value Homes Limited -100% Subsidiary of Tata Housing, operating in the affordable and value segments.
Tata Motors -- India's largest and 5th largest auto company.
Tata Motors' principal subsidiaries include:
Tata Motors Cars -- manufactures passenger cars with the Tata Motors marque
Jaguar Land Rover Jaguar Land Rover British company producing Jaguar as well as Land Rover vehicles
Fiat-Tata was a former joint partnership with Fiat that produced Fiat and Tata brand vehicles, as well as automobile components.
Tata Daewoo
Tata Hispano -- coach builder
Tata Hitachi Construction Machinery
Tata Marcopolo
Tata Technologies - Engineering, Product Lifecycle Management, Information Technology, Automotive, Aerospace, Construction and Heavy Machinery, Manufacturing and Digital Manufacturing
Tata Power -- India's largest electricity producer in the private sector.
Tata Power Solar
Tata Projects - Engineering, Procurement& Construction
Tata Salt- a subsidiary of Tata Chemicals
Tata Sky -- a Direct To Home service company in partnership with British Sky Broadcasting and Newscorporations STAR
Tata Starbucks- a joint partnership between Tata Global Beverages and Starbucks(US).
Tata Steel, World's 12th largest steel company
Tata Steel Europe, formerly Corus group
Tata Steel BSL, a steel company officially called Bhushan steel limited
Tata Bearings
Tata Sponge Iron Ltd.
Tata Metaliks Ltd.
Tata Teleservices Ltd., Telecommunications, Tata Tele Business Services

Tata Group history is as well an account of the historyof Indian manufacturing

It is the history of a giant that can also be part of the history of Indian industry

A history of a giant which is also an important part of the history of Indian industry By Rachna TyagiOctober 14 2018, 15:29 IST The pilot: J.R.D. Tata at the 50th anniversary of the 1932 Karachi-Ahmedabad-Bombay flight.

T.R. Doongaji is from Nagpur in India, where Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata started his first venture, Empress Mills, in 1877. At the age of 6 years of age, his cousin would accompany him to the temple, and before entering the temple, he would request for him to put his head to a statue that was of "the founder" placed on the pedestal. "I did what he asked me to," Says Doongaji. "Today, I realise that my entire identity is this name." A J.N. Tata student, he worked for 52 years (42 as an executive) in the Tata Group. Tata Group as well as the managing director of three groups of companies.Jamsetji created a provisional scheme for his employees, which was the first of this type in India as well as an injury compensation fund.Ratan Tata spearheaded the group's international expansion. This was not only about the large-scale acquisitions however, but also a thoughtful expansion that leveraged the strengths of the group.

Some time ago there were some politicians from Nagpur were in the process of changing the name of the convocation hall at Nagpur University, the J.N. Tata Hall, to a local leader's name. An acquaintance from Nagpur called Doongaji and asked whether he was aware of it. Doongaji looked into archives of the Tata Central Archives to see what the hall's history was before it got the name. "We discovered it was the Empress Mills Nagpur had contributed to the construction of the hall and we have the entire record. We have recently won the instance in the High Court. I will not permit anyone to do anything in Tata's names as well as his property," declares Parsi, who is proud of his victory. Parsi.

Very few companies can command this level of loyalty from their employees. In addition, Doongaji attributes it to the management that is the Tata Group. "Between the founder and Cyrus [Mistry], there have been four chairmen--three were knighted and one is a Bharat Ratna," Says Doongaji. "How many organizations can boast of the same quality of leadership?

The story began when Jamsetji purchased a 10-acre piece of land that was marshy from the Nagpur King and established Empress Mills. (It was established at Bombay in 1874 under the name of Central India Spinning, Weaving and Manufacturing Company Limited. Jamsetji had established an trading company in 1868.)

Jamsetji was not keen on his workers to be working in the filthy conditions he witnessed in the cotton factories of Lancashire. Therefore, in Empress Mills, he ensured adequate ventilation and an apparatus set up to humidify air. Sprinklers were put in place to minimize the damage caused from accidental fires. He also established an insurance scheme for provident funds that was one of the very first in India as well as an accident compensation fund for accidents.

After Jamsetji came back to Bombay after a long absence, he had earned enough money that he decided to turn his attention to buying property. In the next few years, he was one of the richest men in the nation. Then, he began investing in the future of industrialization of India and came up with plans for a variety of exciting projects.The first family members: (Standing on the to the left) Jamsetji Tata's younger son Ratan, Jamsetji and Ratan's wife; (sitting from left) Jamsetji's wife Hirabai, Dorabji's spouse Meherbai as well as Dorabji.

While visiting the US at the request by industrialist George Westinghouse, Jamsetji saw the hydroelectric power project in the Niagara Falls. Jamsetji had planned a hydroelectric project in India and his visit to the US ratcheted his decision. The Lonavala and Khandala regions in the Western Ghats, which gets one of the highest amounts of rainfall worldwide and is blessed with the perfect combination of valleys, soil, and slopes, he started the work of the Tata Hydroelectric Supply Company. Massive pipes pushed water up Khopoli, the highest mountain in Khopoli and, at the powerhouse it was converted into electricity. The project proved to be an important game changer, since it supplied electricity to the city that was growing in Bombay.

Tata Hydroelectric Supply Company was officially registered as a public concern on the 7th of November 10th, 1910. It was officially launched in February 11th, 1915, when Lord Willingdon Governor of Bombay was the first to inaugurate the project. "Today, the major chunk of our power is being supplied to industries, hospitals and residences," states Rajesh G. Naik, director of maintenance and operations at Tata Power. The total power plant's capacity is 447MW.

The main attraction of this project will be the huge 14-acre gardens located in Lonavala. Jamsetji was a passionate enthusiast in gardening, and brought home seeds and plants from across the globe. As the steel plant in Jamshedpur was in the process of being built and he wrote a lengthy letter to his son Dorabji about the rapidly growing range of trees would like him to grow on his property. Said Vivek Vishwasrao, head of biodiversity at Tata Power: "We fall in the northern region of the Western Ghats which is a significant bio-diversity hotspot. Certain species of animals, plants and birds that are found in this region aren't found elsewhere in the world." In the same way, the stunning Tata Baug constructed in 1891, on 22 acres of Navsari and is managed by Dr. Rohinton Avari. She holds an advanced doctorate in landscape gardening.

Jamsetji had been known as an "omnivorous reader", and was a lover of Dickens and Thackeray. "He loved driving, was a great judge of horseflesh, and was happy with his birthright Arabs, English Hackneys or Hungarians and of his clever turnout. He was also fond of boating and sailing, as well as entertaining his guests at picnics," writes Frank Harris in his book Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata: A Journal of his Life.

In the realm of 'firsts jehangir Ratanji Dadabhoy Tata's accomplishments stand out. From getting India's first pilot's license to establishing the first cancer center in the nation, J.R.D. Tata planted the seeds of an improved India. Tata's father R.D. Tata was a nephew of Jamsetji's mother and the mother of Jamsetji, Suzanne Briere, a French citizen. Tata was born in Paris and spent his early years in France. Following the death of his father, his son succeeded him as a director at Tata Sons at the age of 22.

J.R.D. was appointed Tata Sons chairman in 1938 at the age of 34 years old. Tata Sons had 14 companies at the time. When he left in 1991 the number of companies was 95. However, his contribution went far over and above Tata Group and its businesses. For example, he was instrumental in helping Homi Bhabha establish India's nuclear energy program. He also helped Homi Bhabha's son Jamshed Bhabha establish the National Centre for Performing Arts (NCPA) in Mumbai.Matter of loyalty: T.R. Doongaji | Janak Bhat

The most prominent of the businesses that J.R.D. founded included Tata Airlines (which later became Air India), as it quickly gained a worldwide recognition as one of the top airlines. "J.R.D. would always claim"that Air India was his first love I'd like to think that he'd declare the same about Tata Steel. Tata Steel was his second," says J.J. Irani, the former executive director at Tata Steel. "He would laugh at that, but he never gave me an answer."

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