When Ratan Tata declined a Lifetime achievement award from Prince Charles over his ailing dog

If this is not loyalty. we don't know what is. Will you believe that a legendary industrialist like Ratan Tata actually forego his award presented by Prince Charles just to be with his ailing dog. That's Tata for everyone.?In a heart-touching throwback video, prominent author and consultant Suhel Seth spoke about how Ratan Tata actually impressed Prince Charles by declining the award.

In this video, Suhel says, "On February 6, 2018, Mr Tata was being presented the Lifetime achievement award for philanthropy at the Buckingham Palace by Prince Charles. It was under the auspicious British Asian trust. When I landed at Heathrow on 2nd or 3rd February, there were 11 missed calls from Mr. Tata. As I went onto collect my bags and I call Mr. Tata and he says said he will not be able to attend the award show as one of his dogs tango or Tito had fallen terribly ill. He said I can't leave him and come."

Suhel said, "But Prince Charles has organised this entire Lifetime achievement award. He didn't come."?On hearing this, Prince Charles said, "That's a man Ratan is. That's why? House of Tata is what it is. That's why its on stable course."

Well, Ratan Tata felt it was inappropriate to accept such a significant honor while dealing with a personal crisis. This decision showcases Tata's loyalty and devotion to his pet.?

The only illustrated businessman who loved all animals, Indian dogs especially. Mr. Tata had?issued strict instructions to his Taj hotel staff to treat any animals that enter the premises well.?

A LinkedIn post went viral where Rubi Khan an HR professional, shared her experience of seeing a dog sleeping peacefully at the hotel's entrance. The staff told her that the dog had been living there since birth.?

Ratan Tata passed away last night at age 86. His work and integrity continues to inspire future generations through his work and personal integrity

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