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Meet Subbiah, Who Is Not From Tata Family, Yet Finds Mention In Ratan Tata’s Rs 10,000 Crore Will

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meet subbiah, who is not from tata family, yet finds mention in ratan tata’s rs 10,000 crore will

New Delhi: Ratan Tata’s Rs 10,000 crore will is a testimony of how the legendary industrialist cared for those around him. It did not matter to Tata whether the person was a family member or not, he loved them all, and his will reflects the sentiment as well. Tata made provisions for people who were loyal to him and had a deep association even during his last days. Tata’s will mentions three key individuals who were really close to him — Shantanu Naidu, his butler Subbiah, and his beloved German Shepherd, Tito.

Tata, through his will ensured that they were well taken care for even after he was gone. Shantanu Naidu, often seen with the business tycoon in his final years, was one of the key beneficiaries in the will. Naidu, the founder of Goodfellows, a company aimed at providing companionship to the elderly, received strong support from Tata in his mission. Tata not only funded Naidu’s venture but also waived his international tuition fees when he pursued studies abroad.

Subbiah: The Man Who Served Ratan Tata For Over 30 Years

Subbiah served Ratan Tata as his butler for over 30 years. But this man was more to Tata than just a butler. Tata treated him as a friend and also bought expensive branded clothes for him whenever he went abroad for his work. Tata made sure Subbiah was well covered after his death. As a gesture for his immense support and loyalty, Tata granted a share of his fortune in recognition of his invaluable contributions, with the industrialist acknowledging his significant role.

Ratan Tata was fond of dogs and deeply cared for "Tito" — his German Shepherd pet. Tata made sure that Tito gets all the care he needs, therefore, the will also features his dog, to ensure he would receive “unlimited” care following his death.

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