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Jamshed Irani was only 32 when he joined the #TataSteel in 1968.
He quickly earned the reputation of a hard taskmaster and never took no for an answer.
Jamshed Irani was only 32 when he joined the #TataSteel in 1968.
He quickly earned the reputation of a hard taskmaster and never took no for an answer.
Colleagues remember him as someone who knew the nitty-gritty of steelmaking.
A big feather in his cap was unfurling the #modernisation at the Jamshedpur plant, which included automation in the mid-1980s.
A big feather in his cap was unfurling the #modernisation at the Jamshedpur plant, which included automation in the mid-1980s.
Recalling when he turned up on an occasional Sunday to check if everything was on track,a former colleague says,"His desire was to take Tata Steel to the 21st century & in every sense,he was the architect & the man who took complete charge of the implementation of every project."
In an industry that was not heavily dependent on a large workforce, there was not one strike that took place from when he took charge to when he called it a day in 2001, thirty-three years after joining the company.
#SteelManOfIndia #LowestCostSteel #MakeInIndia
#SteelManOfIndia #LowestCostSteel #MakeInIndia
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