What is the central theme of the book ‘The Tatas’ by Girish Kuber and Vikrant Pande?
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Correct answer: C
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The correct answer is option 3 i.e. The Tata family's role in building Indian industry and society.
The book ‘The Tatas: How a Family Built a Business and a Nation’ explores the 200-year legacy of the Tata group. Its central theme is the intersection of business excellence and nation-building. It highlights how generations of Tatas, from Jamsetji to Ratan Tata, did not just aim for profits but focused on creating self-reliance for India. Through pioneering projects in steel, power, and aviation, alongside massive philanthropic efforts, the family played a foundational role in shaping modern Indian society and its industrial landscape.