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What is the central theme of the book *The Tatas* by Girīśa Kubera and Vikrant Pande?

1. The Tata family's growth in early modern India
2. The influence of Tata family on India's industrial policies
3. The Tata family's role in building Indian industry and society
4. A fictional narrative about the Tata family's business empire's moral conflicts

Correct answer: The Tata family's role in building Indian industry and society

Solution

The book *The Tatas* centers on the Tata family's contribution to India's industrial growth and social development. It is about their role in shaping industry and society, not a fictional story or a narrow policy study.

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