Have you heard the Radia tapes? I have, in their entirety. They're out there to listen to, if you want. Fascinating piece of the zeitgeist.
My listening suggests he lived up to his legacy of above-board, gentlemanly conduct.
Compare Radia's phone calls to Ratan, with her conversations with the rest of the lot.
Ratan is a master class in, well class and restraint.
I think when you're that big and are so hard-wired into the real economy of a country as huge and populous as India, you can't not "play the game", so to speak.
The question is do you remain human despite every incentive to turn into a self-serving gluttonous tyrant?
The TATAs weren't and aren't saints. They are humans we should have more of, in those positions of wealth and power.
My listening suggests he lived up to his legacy of above-board, gentlemanly conduct.
Compare Radia's phone calls to Ratan, with her conversations with the rest of the lot.
Ratan is a master class in, well class and restraint.
I think when you're that big and are so hard-wired into the real economy of a country as huge and populous as India, you can't not "play the game", so to speak.
The question is do you remain human despite every incentive to turn into a self-serving gluttonous tyrant?
The TATAs weren't and aren't saints. They are humans we should have more of, in those positions of wealth and power.