Ratan Tata, who has died aged 86, became chairman of his family’s huge but ramshackle Indian business conglomerate in 1991 and over the next two decades transformed it into a thrusting multinational,

Jaguar Land Rover paid tribute to Ratan Tata, attributing their global success to his visionary leadership. Tata, who passed away recently at 86, was instrumental in the Tata Group's acquisition of JLR in 2008,

Ratan Tata's "mind boggling" vision for Jaguar Land Rover gave the struggling British automaker a future after Ford Motor decided to sell it.