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Taj Public Service Welfare Trust
February 2010 | Cynthia Rodrigues
The Taj Public Service Welfare Trust continues to lend a helping hand to those affected by the Mumbai terror attacks of November 26, 2008
A happy homecoming
August 2007 | Shubha Khandekar
In keeping with its promise to the people of Nagapattinam, devastated by the killer tsunami that hit the Tamil Nadu coast in 2004, the Tata Group has helped rebuild not only their homes but also their lives
Rising after the deluge
October 2005 | Cynthia Rodrigues
The July 2005 Mumbai floods wreaked havoc on the city and its people. In response, various Tata Group organisations have come together to offer a helping hand to those affected by the devastation
Building homes, building lives
September 2005 | Shubha Madhukar
Nine months after the tsunami struck, TRC's reconstruction and rehabilitation efforts are still going strong
Each according to ability
April 2005
Of the initiatives sustained by the Tata Relief Committee in tsunami-hit Tamil Nadu, what is indeed commendable is the way in which different Tata enterprises have pooled disparate skills to actualise a common aim
Getting started
April 2005
Drawing on people and resources from across the Group, the Tata Relief Committee has been working overtime to help rehabilitate those devastated by the Indian Ocean tsunami
Immediate relief
April 2005
TRC's efforts in the tsunami-hit districts of Tamil Nadu has helped battered people get back on their feet
The people story
April 2005
Volunteers worked overtime to help in the distribution of relief material in the tsunami-hit districts of Tamil Nadu. According to Capt Rao, "The Tata Group is the only corporate house that is still working in the region."
Permanent rehabilitation
April 2005
Permanent rehabilitation of those devastated by the tsunami was the biggest challenge, which meant not just undoing the damage done, but improving the quality of life of the affected. The Tata Relief Committee clearly understood this imperative
The collector's testimonial
April 2005 | J Radhakrishnan
"Taking up relief at ground zero of the tsunami is that much more challenging, but TRC has shown staying power and has been accepted by the community."
Wave of relief
April 2005 | Cynthia Rodrigues
The Tata initiative to help India's tsunami victims was directed through the Tata Relief Committee — the vehicle through which the collective resources of the Group are used to organise relief in the wake of natural disasters
Helping to rebuild shattered lives
January 2005
The Tata group has committed people, material and other resources to helping the many families devastated by the Indian Ocean tsunami
From rehab to rebirth
December 2004 | Sherna Gandhy
The Tata Relief Committee's initiative to help those devastated by the Gujarat earthquake is a shining example of altruism, partnership and commitment
Succour for soldiers
December 2004 | Shama Anjali Kasbekar
The Tata Defence Welfare Corpus, set up in the wake of the Kargil war, helps Indian soldiers maimed in combat rebuild their lives, thus repaying, in some small measure, the debt of gratitude we owe our fighting men