Business quiz on Tata group

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The correct answer is Bombay House.
Designed by architect George Wittet, who was at one time consulting architect to the government and who later joined Tatas as the head of the then Tata Engineering Company Limited, the building became the headquarters of the Tata Group in July 1924. Bombay House is a beautiful 4-storeyed colonial structure and is located near the Flora Fountain in Mumbai. It is considered one of Mumbai's heritage buildings.

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Designed by architect George Wittet, who was at one time consulting architect to the government and who later joined Tatas as the head of the then Tata Engineering Company Limited, the building became the headquarters of the Tata Group in July 1924. Bombay House is a beautiful 4-storeyed colonial structure and is located near the Flora Fountain in Mumbai. It is considered one of Mumbai's heritage buildings.

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The correct answer is 1911.
Completed in 1911, The Tata Steel mill went on to become the largest in the British empire. Established in 1907 by its founder J N Tata, Tata Steel is today Asia's first and India's largest integrated private sector steel company. It is also rated among the top three lowest-cost producers of steel worldwide.

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Completed in 1911, The Tata Steel mill went on to become the largest in the British empire. Established in 1907 by its founder J N Tata, Tata Steel is today Asia's first and India's largest integrated private sector steel company. It is also rated among the top three lowest-cost producers of steel worldwide.

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Wrong! The correct answer is Philanthropic trusts.
Adhering to the trusteeship concept of management, about 66 per cent of the company's capital is held by philanthropic trusts endowed by Jamshedji's sons, Sir Dorab Tata and Sir Ratan Tata, and other charitable trusts. These trusts have sponsored and promoted a number of public institutions in science, technology, medicine, social service, rural welfare and the performing arts.

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Adhering to the trusteeship concept of management, about 66 per cent of the company's capital is held by philanthropic trusts endowed by Jamshedji's sons, Sir Dorab Tata and Sir Ratan Tata, and other charitable trusts. These trusts have sponsored and promoted a number of public institutions in science, technology, medicine, social service, rural welfare and the performing arts.

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Wrong! The correct answer is Arun Jaitley.
Born out of Jamshedji N Tata's dream, the Taj Mahal hotel in Mumbai opened on December 16, 1903. Jamshedji, founder of the group, believed that Mumbai, the commercial capital of India, required a hotel that would enhance its reputation among the greatest cities of the world. He also had his own personal reason to build the Taj. In late 1800s, he took a foreign guest to dinner at a hotel, only to be told that his guest was allowed but not him as the hotel was `only for Europeans.' The same evening, he decided to build a hotel in India which would attract people from all over the world.

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Born out of Jamshedji N Tata's dream, the Taj Mahal hotel in Mumbai opened on December 16, 1903. Jamshedji, founder of the group, believed that Mumbai, the commercial capital of India, required a hotel that would enhance its reputation among the greatest cities of the world. He also had his own personal reason to build the Taj. In late 1800s, he took a foreign guest to dinner at a hotel, only to be told that his guest was allowed but not him as the hotel was `only for Europeans.' The same evening, he decided to build a hotel in India which would attract people from all over the world.

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Wrong! The correct answer is 80.
Eighty companies make up the Tata group dealing in materials, chemicals, energy, and engineering products which are product-driven and engineering services, automotive, communications and IT, services and consumer goods which are brand-driven. The group is estimated to be worth more than $9 billion.

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Eighty companies make up the Tata group dealing in materials, chemicals, energy, and engineering products which are product-driven and engineering services, automotive, communications and IT, services and consumer goods which are brand-driven. The group is estimated to be worth more than $9 billion.