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Jamsetji Tata - The Man Who Saw Tomorrow - ACK-Media (64 hits)

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Media Type : Comics
Catalog ID : EMACKC000737
Release : 09/20/2009
Available in : iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad

Category : Comics | Year : 2009
Price: USD $1.99
Length: 32 Pages, 100 Panels, Full Color
Languages: English
Content Rating: 4+, Infrequent or mild cartoon/fantasy violence
JAMSETJI TATA The man who saw tomorrow. 190 Screens / English / Full color comic book(panel by panel) Can you think of a man who has two sons and adopts a research institute as his third? That was Jamsetji Tata, the greatest Indian industrialist ever! A man who thought big but also cared for the small, A man who provided generous scholarships to nuture the talent of tomorrow and made an endowment in his will for building India's first institute of advanced scientific education - the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. When he established his steel plant, he made a quantum shift in the nature of his business. From a country of traders, India stepped into a world of industrialisation. No wonder many assert that Jamsetji is the father of modern Indian industry. The Tatas owe their bedrock of growth and vision to Jamsetji. That was Jamsetji Tata - the man who saw tomorrow.