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Role Model Of Ratan Tata

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APPLICANT: Sowmya Kongara INTENDED MAJOR: M.S. in Computer Science SEMESTER: Fall 2015 “I do not believe in taking the right decisions, I believe in taking decisions and making them right” – Ratan Tata The above-mentioned quote caught my attention or the first time a few years back, coming from a legend that drew awe from the world for his launch of the ‘Nano’ car years back. The launch of this car, earned my country the recognition and admiration that is the hallmark of Ratan Tata, which wasn’t a surprise given that he hails from a family that has contributed so much to making India what it is today, a potential superpower. It would not be out of place for me to make a mention of JRD Tata, the most notable among the Tata family, for hit immense contribution in many ways to making Indians believe that we can be world-beaters. JRD is an idol’s idol, a superhero and one who is second to none in terms of being a role model in all ways be it corporate social responsibility, dignity as a person, successful businessperson and all such qualities that make a complete package and I would like to say here that I look upon him a someone I must emulate. Even if I can achieve a minute percentage of JRT Tata’s achievements, I would be blessed. Computers have been of great interest since my childhood, and I remember being presented a PC during my 6th birthday. My joy new no bounds, because this ‘wonder object’ could do things that were beyond

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