Shantanu Naidu, millennial friend of Ratan Tata, gets big gift in Ratan Tata will, he is set to receive…
Wyatt Mason 
Shantanu Naidu was like a shadow to Ratan Tata in his last days. He was one of the few people whom Tata held in the highest regard
Ratan Tata Will: Several news reports have been circulating regarding Ratan Tata’s will. Reports suggest that Ratan Tata has donated about Rs 3,800 crore from his wealth for good works. The will also includes the names of his close ones, where some have received a part of his property, while others have been given a big gift. But a young man whose surname is not Tata also found a place in Ratan Tata’s will. Let us tell you what his closest friend, Shantanu Naidu, has received in the will.
What Did Shantanu Naidu Get In Ratan Tata’s Will?
Shantanu Naidu was like a shadow with Ratan Tata in his last days. He was one of the few people whom Tata respected the most.
Now a report by ET has claimed that Shantanu Naidu’s name is also included in Ratan Tata’s will.
Naidu is currently serving as the deputy manager in Tata Trust and was also Tata’s personal assistant. What Shantanu Naidu has got in Ratan Tata’s will is a stake in the startup Goodfellows. Apart from this, his education loan was also waived off by the great philanthropist.
Who Is Shantanu Naidu?
Shantanu Naidu was a close friend and an assistant of Ratan Tata. Born in 1993 in a Telugu family in Pune, Shantanu obtained a graduation degree in Mechanical Engineering from Savitribai Phule Pune University. After graduation, he did an MBA from Cornell University.
Naidu has been associated with Tata Trust since 2017 and is currently working as a General Manager in the Tata Group.
Shantanu, passionate about animal welfare and community service, established ‘Motopaws’, an organisation dedicated to assisting street dogs. A key initiative is the development of reflective denim collars to enhance the safety of these animals at night.
What Is Included In The Donated Property
Ratan Tata has donated assets valued at approximately Rs 3800 crore, his largest personal holding, to charity. This includes a 0.83% stake in Tata Sons and will primarily benefit organizations such as the Tata Endowment Foundation. His remaining estate, encompassing a 13,000 square foot Juhu bungalow, an Alibaug bungalow, and fixed deposits totaling Rs 350 crore, will also be dedicated to philanthropic endeavours.
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