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The presentation covers the life and contributions of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first Prime Minister, highlighting his early education, struggle for independence, and leadership qualities that established democratic institutions and secularism in India. It also draws parallels with Ratan Naval Tata, emphasizing his achievements in business and philanthropy, showcasing leadership through innovation and social responsibility. Both figures exemplify the importance of vision and dedication in making a positive impact on society.

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The presentation covers the life and contributions of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first Prime Minister, highlighting his early education, struggle for independence, and leadership qualities that established democratic institutions and secularism in India. It also draws parallels with Ratan Naval Tata, emphasizing his achievements in business and philanthropy, showcasing leadership through innovation and social responsibility. Both figures exemplify the importance of vision and dedication in making a positive impact on society.

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Presentation on:

Pandit Jawaharlal
Nehru

Presented By:
Name: Gauri.V.Gaikwad
Class: SY B.com
Div: B
Roll No. : 152
Subject: Business Management-II
(Sem-IV)
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru-
Early Life
1. Jawaharlal Nehru was born on 14 November 1889 in
Allahabad, British India (now Prayagraj, India).
2. He studied at Harrow School and Trinity College,
Cambridge, where he graduated in Natural
Sciences.
3. He later studied law at the Inns of Court, London,
and became a barrister.
4. After India’s independence, he became the first
Prime Minister of India on 15 August 1947.
5. He remained India’s Prime Minister until his death
on 27 May 1964.
His struggle for Indian independence
(1912-47)
• Early Influence: Nehru was inspired by
Mahatma Gandhi’s call for nonviolent
resistance and joined the freedom struggle in
1919.
• Imprisonments: Nehru was arrested multiple
times for his involvement in civil disobedience
movements against British rule.
• Salt March and Civil Disobedience: He
played a key role in Gandhi’s 1930 Salt March,
mobilizing Indians to defy British salt laws.
• First Prime Minister: After independence,
Nehru became India’s first Prime Minister,
shaping the nation’s democratic and secular
foundation.
Leadership Qualities &
Legacy
• Democratic Leadership – As India’s first
Prime Minister, he established and
strengthened democratic institutions.
• Secularism – He promoted religious
harmony and ensured India remained a
secular state.
• Economic Planning – He introduced the
concept of Five-Year Plans, focusing on
industrial and agricultural growth.
• Educational Institutions – He founded
institutions like IITs, AIIMS, and the UGC to
promote higher education.
TEEN MURTI BHAVAN, Nehru’s residence as
Prime Minister, now a museum in his
memory.
My Inspiration: Ratan Naval
Tata
Early Life & Achievements

• Born on December 28, 1937


• Studied at Cornell University & Harvard
• Joined Tata Group in 1961
• Became Chairman in 1991
• Acquired Jaguar-Land Rover & Corus Steel
Leadership &
Philanthropy

• Focused on innovation & ethics


• Launched Tata Nano, world's
cheapest car
• 66% of Tata Group’s profits go
to charity
• Contributions in education,
healthcare & rural development
Lessons from Ratan
Tata
• Think Big, Start Small
Ratan Tata envisioned making India’s first affordable car,
the Tata Nano, showing the power of dreaming big and
executing with a simple approach.
• Humility and Compassion
Despite his success, Ratan Tata remains humble and
focuses on philanthropy, donating heavily to healthcare,
education, and rural development.
• Give Back to Society
More than 60% of Tata Group’s profits go to charity,
showing the importance of social responsibility in
business.
Conclusion

Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and Ratan Tata, though from different fields, share
a common vision of progress and leadership. Nehru shaped modern India
with his policies, while Ratan Tata inspires with his innovation, integrity,
and philanthropy. Both leaders teach us that true leadership is about
vision, dedication, and making a positive impact on society.

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