LATE Ratan Naval Tata, known equally as the corporate icon as well as a philanthropist par excellence, has left most of his estimated wealth of nearly ₹10,000 crore to the charitable foundation he named after himself.
A share of the same also goes to his siblings, his cook and butler as well as the German Shepherd Tito, who will get an "unlimited care". In the will, which awaits probate from the Bombay High Court, the business icon has also waived off the education loans given to his executive assistant Shantanu Naidu.
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