Woman Posts About Taj Mahal Hotel's Canine Companion, Ratan Tata's Animal Love Story
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A viral LinkedIn post shared a touching story of a dog residing at Mumbai's Taj Mahal Hotel, illustrating Ratan Tata's commitment to animal welfare.
A recent social media post by HR professional Rubi Khan highlighted a heartwarming example of Ratan Tata's well-known love for animals. Ms Khan encountered a dog residing on the grounds of Mumbai's iconic Taj Mahal Hotel. Upon inquiry, she learned that the dog had been living there since birth and was treated kindly by the staff. This kindness stemmed from strict instructions by Mr Tata himself, ensuring the well-being of any animals who find their way onto the hotel premises.
"My curiosity led me to ask the hotel staff about him, and I learned that he has been a part of the hotel since birth. There are strict instructions from Mr. Ratan Tata to treat these animals well if they enter the premises," Rubi wrote in her LinkedIn post.
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