Capital of 30 million rupees! TATA overtook the Pakistani economy


Tata Consultancy Services, India's second largest company worth $170 billion is almost half of Pakistan's economy. Recently the capital of Tata Group stands at about 365 billion dollars or 30 lakh crore rupees.


Their business is spread across the country and abroad. This time, Tata Group surpassed the GDP of Pakistan in terms of capital. Recently the capital of Tata Group stands at about 365 billion dollars or 30 lakh crore rupees. Which at this moment exceeds the entire economy of Pakistan. On the other hand, according to IMF calculations, Pakistan's GDP, stuck in economic and political crisis, is only $341 billion.


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