Tata Nano  

Reports suggest that Tata Motors is preparing to revive one of iconic industrialist Ratan Tata's most ambitious projects, the Tata Nano, weeks after his passing. Originally launched in 2008 as the world’s cheapest car, the Nano is now poised to make a return with modern upgrades and a renewed focus on affordability and performance. 
 

Ratan Naval Tata, born on December 28, 1937, is one of the most celebrated and respected industrialists in India. He is the former chairman of Tata Sons and Tata Group, one of India's largest and most influential business conglomerates. With his leadership, Ratan Tata has transformed the Tata Group into a global enterprise, contributing significantly to India’s economic growth while maintaining a focus on ethical business practices. Ratan Naval Tata, visionary leader of Tata Group, passed away at 86.
 

Some items that are restricted in other countries are still commonly used and sold in India due to different regulations.

TATA NANO, the people's car, met an abrupt end after 10 years of its existence. The dreams of people wanting to own a car for an affordable price came true with the invent of TATA NANO. But it didn't take much time to shift gears from entry to exit, as increasing number of cases saw NANO burning into flames. Perhaps, this is where the downfall of NANO began.