The group shared visuals of Ratan Tata planting a Tabebuia Rosea plant, which has now turned into a tree. On 15 October 2001, Ratan Tata visited the Infosys campus in Bengaluru’s Electronics City.

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Farewell Ratan,'' he wrote on X. During his visit in 2001, Tata planted a Tabebuia Rosea tree, which has now grown tall and strong. Infosys commented, "The plant has grown into a tree today ...

Billionaire Nandan Nilekani, co-founder of Infosys, paid tribute to the legendary industrialist Ratan Tata, recalling their first meeting in 2001 and the journey that followed. Nilekani took to ...

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Farewell Ratan,'' he wrote on X. During his 2001 visit, Mr Tata also planted a Tabebuia Rosea, which is now a thriving tree. Infosys wrote: "The plant has grown into a tree today, and so has our ...

In its tribute, the software giant wrote that during his visit to Bengaluru 23 years ago, Ratan Tata had planted a Tabebuia Rosea in the campus. "The plant has grown into a tree today, and so has ...