Ratan Tata's will includes provisions for Shantanu Naidu, his staff, and 'unlimited' care for his dog Tito
Ratan Tata's passing at the age of 86 on October 9 sent shockwaves across India, leaving many in disbelief at the loss of a beloved industrialist and one of the country's greatest philanthropists. Days later, heartfelt stories about his life and charitable endeavours continue to flood the media, keeping his legacy alive. Now, a Times of India report has revealed what Ratan Tata's will holds, and it underscores the late industrialist's big heart.
A report from The Times of India reveals that Ratan Tata made special arrangements in his will to guarantee "unlimited" care for his beloved German Shepherd, Tito.?
Adopted around five or six years ago after the death of his previous dog, also named Tito, this provision reflects Tata's deep affection for his pets - as his love for animals in general is well known.
According to the will, Tito will be looked after by Rajan Shaw, Tata's longtime cook, ensuring the dog continues to receive the love and attention he deserves.
The will also includes provisions for Tata's butler, Subbiah, with whom he shared a bond that spanned over three decades.?
It's known that Tata was generous with his staff, often bringing back designer clothes for them from his travels abroad.?
Additionally, his executive assistant, Shantanu Naidu, is mentioned in the will. Ratan Tata not only relinquished his stake in Naidu's companionship startup, Goodfellows, but he also took care of Naidu's overseas education expenses.
Beyond these personal touches, Tata's estate includes impressive assets.?
Among them are a 2,000-square-foot beach bungalow in Alibaug and a two-story residence on Juhu Tara Road in Mumbai.?
His financial holdings include fixed deposits that surpass Rs 350 crore and a 0.83% stake in Tata Sons, the parent company of the massive $165 billion Tata Group.?
Moreover, Tata's shares in Tata Sons are set to be transferred to the Ratan Tata Endowment Foundation (RTEF).
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