1. Cotton 

2. Indian Institute of Science 

3. Steel

4. Electricity 

5. Tata Airlines

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Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata was an Indian industrialist and entrepreneur. He was one of the most influential people in the world of industry, and is often called the ‘Father of Indian Industry’. It all started in 1858, when Jamsetji joined his father’s export trading business. He worked there until he was 29, when he started his own company, a cotton mill. He went on to establish several other cotton mills. His companies became famous for being efficient and producing the best quality cotton.

In 1898, Tata donated 14 buildings for a research institute that later became the Indian Institute of Science. His family gave a lot of money to education and scientific research, and helped the progress of science in India.

In 1901 Tata began organising large steel factories. After he died in 1904, his two sons continued his steel companies until they became the largest private steel makers in India.

Tata Steel, in fact, became one of the largest steel companies in the world.

Tata’s family went on to create many companies, including the Tata Power Company, India’s largest private electricity company, and in 1932 Tata Airlines, which eventually became Indian Airlines.

Since then, they have also bought a London-based Tea company and British car companies, Jaguar and Land

Rover.

The Tata family have been incredibly successful and have done a lot to help people in India. Their business empire is still going strong today!