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Tata Motors Tata Motors to Provide 3.4 Million Truck Drivers  Say it a sale boosting tactic or a genuine step taken towards improving the condition of truck accident rates, Tata Motors is joining hands with quasi-government institutions, NGOs truck distributors and training institutes to train drivers. According to the data, India is second in the list of world in terms of truck accidents. This is not the only reason to have skilled truck drivers, as from 2014, around 2 million drivers, a year would be needed. Tata Motors have revealed that in next 10 years, they would be ready with 3.4 million drivers, which would restart the sales growth for truck makers, like itself. GS Uppal, industrial relation CSR Administrative Head, Tata Motors said, “To maintain the growth momentum of the industry we decided to take up this skilling initiative under CSR (corporate social responsibility). It will not only help the society but also the business in general”. Giving details about ...

Tata Motors Plans 2011 -Tata Motors to start work on S Africa plant next week Indian automotive giant Tata Motors will start construction of a vehicle assembly plant in South Africa next week, giving the country's economy a huge boost, according to a report in 'Business Day' daily here, citing "a well-placed government source". However, Tata officials are not giving out much information on the plans. "We're not giving out any details now, but it's been the planning for some time now to build an assembly plant in South Africa, " Tata's spokesman in Dubai, Debasis Roy, told the daily. Confirming the report, he said Tata would announce details of its plan for South Africa "shortly", though he refused to give any details on the size of the prospective investment. "We're very excited that it's got to the point that it's come to fruition. We're on the doorstep of a major milestone," he said. The daily sa...