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India's Tata group unveils two new variants of low-cost water purifiers

By : sustainabilityo..., Jul 2, 2010

India' most trusted industrial conglomerate, Tata Group, has just unveiled two new variants of its already existing low cost water purifiers - which does not use electricity or running water to operate - in a bid to supply clean drinking water for greater number of...

Now, Tatas plan to do a Nano with power!

By : sustainabilityo..., Jul 2, 2010

First they came up with the Tata Nano. Then Swach, a low-cost water purifier. This was followed by a low-cost housing programme. Now the Tata Group is planning to repeat the success in the power sector.

Tata Power, India's largest private sector power company, is...

Sasol, Tata plan $10b venture in India

By : sustainabilityo..., Jun 2, 2010

South Africa's Sasol Ltd. said that it is planning to spend $10 billion in India in partnership with the Tata Group, following similar investments in Indonesia and China, Reuters reported. The company plans to produce 80,000 barrels a day of motor fuel by 2018 from a coal...