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Number of Pages
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Language
English
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For The Love Of India Is A Penetrating Biography That Sheds New Light On Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata, The Industrial Pioneer Whose Ideas Helped Shape Modern India. Drawing On Fresh Material From The India Office Library In London And Tata Archives, The Book Situates Tata Within The Late 19Th And Early 20Th Centuries And Explains How His ProjectsโFrom Science To Steel And HospitalityโLaid The Groundwork For A Rising Nation. Written For History Enthusiasts, Business Readers, And Curious Minds Alike, This Non-Fiction Work Is At Once Educational And Inspiring, Offering A Window Into Ambition, Perseverance, And Nation-Building.
Structured As A Lucid Narrative, For The Love Of India Blends Archival Evidence With A Cohesive Life Story. Jamsetji's Letters And Fresh Material Illuminate His Character, His Bold Ventures, And The Obstacles He OvercameโFrom Persuading A Reluctant Administration To Securing Financial And Logistical Support. The Book Brings To Life Landmark Endeavors Such As The Indian Institute Of Science In Bangalore, The Tata Steel Plant In Jamshedpur, A Pioneering Hydro-Electric Project, And The Taj Mahal Palace Hotel In Mumbai. The Result Is An Engaging Journey That Makes Big Historical Themes Feel Tangible And Timely.
Reading For The Love Of India Offers More Than A Historical Account; It Invites Readers To See How Vision, Perseverance, And Practical Leadership Can Translate Into Lasting Institutions. After Finishing The Book, Readers Gain Appreciation For The People Who Built India's Modern Infrastructure And A Sense Of Pride In The Nation's Entrepreneurial Heritage. It Leaves You Inspired To Think About How Ideas Translate Into Real-World Change And Why History Matters For The Present.
Product Details
Author
R.M Lala
Publisher
Penguin Random House
Number of Pages
247
Language
English
SKU
BK0032109
ISBN
9780143062066
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
14 x 2 x 22 cm
Binding
Paperback
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Russi M. Lal Started His Career In Journalism In 1948 At The Age Of Nineteen. In 1959, He Became The Manager Of The First Indian Book Publishing House In London And In 1964 He Founded (With Rajmohan Gandhi) Himmat Weekly, Which He Edited For A Decade. His First Book, The Creation Of Wealth, Was Published To Critical And Commercial Acclaim In 1981. This Was Followed By Other Books, Including Beyond The Last Blue Mountain: A Life Of J.R.D Tata (1992), Celebration Of The Cells: Letters From A Cancer Survivor (1999) And A Touch Of Greatness: Encounters With The Eminent (2001). R.M. Lala'S Books Have Been Translated Into Several Languages, Including Japanese. He Was The Director Of Tata'S Premier Trust, Sir Dorabji Tata Trust, For Eighteen Years, As Well As The Co-Founder And Chairman Of The Centre For Advancement Of Philanthropy. LalaโS Books Have Been Translated Into Several Languages, Including Japanese. He Was The Director Of TataโS Premier Trust, Sir Dorabji Tata Trust, For Eighteen Years, As Well As The Co-Founder And Chairman Of The Centre For Advancement Of Philanthropy.