Ratan Tata bore the expenses of my flight, laptop, books and rent, because of him we are here!

Ratan Tata Death: Ratan Tata, who was the honorary chairman of Tata Sons, was not only a veteran industrialist but also ruled the hearts of millions of people due to his philanthropy. After his departure, people in the country and abroad are getting emotional remembering him. Among them is Arnav Sahu, who works at YCombinator in America’s Silicon Valley, who said on the demise of Ratan Tata, this is my sad moment.

Arnav Sahu wrote in a social media post, it was only because of Ratan Tata’s Scholarship Program that he was able to come to America where he could study and make his career. He said that Ratan Tata paid for his flight ticket, laptop, books and rent. Arnav Sahu said emotionally, if Ratan Tata had not been there, many people like us would not have been here today. He described Ratan Tata as the most important donor.

This is a really sad moment for me. Ratan Tata’s scholarship program allowed me to come to the US. He even paid for my flight ticket, laptop, books and rent. Many of us wouldn’t be here without him. One of the most important philanthropists of all time. RIP 🙏 https://t.co/5flQng7d0t

— Arnav Sahu (@arnavsahu341) October 9, 2024

Arnav Sahu studied at the same Cornell University from where Ratan Tata also studied in the 60s and obtained the degree of Bachelor of Architecture. Arnav Sahu has also posted a photo on social media in which he is with Ratan Tata along with other students.

I did. I am here somewhere in this pic. pic.twitter.com/SisK4n01jz

— Arnav Sahu (@arnavsahu341) October 9, 2024

In 2008, Ratan Tata gifted $50 million to Cornell University, where he studied, due to which the Tata-Cornell Institute for Agriculture and Nutrition was created. In 2017, with an investment of $50 million from TCS, Tata Innovation Center was built at Cornell Tech Roosevelt Island Campus in New York City.

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