Family
Bajaj family
Named among the Marwari families integral to Indian industry
One of the Marwari families named as integral to Indian industry. Jamnalal Bajaj, who founded the Bajaj group in 1926, is separately documented on this site.
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Why this is listed
“Marwari families such as the Birlas, Bajajs, Goenkas, Neotias and Singhanias are integral to Indian industry, having grown with foresight and ingenuity.”
The Evolution of Risk-Taking Marwari Businessmenforbesindia.com
“Chirawa and Nawalgarh (today towns in modern-day Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan) have for some reason historically produced the largest concentration of prominent Marwari business families. The Dalmias, for example, are from Chirawa itself, while the Birlas are from Pilani, a distance of 17 kilometres. Nawalgarh, which produced the Goenkas, Khaitans, Poddars, Kedias, Ganeriwalas and Murarkas, is only 60 kilometres away. The Singhanias, Bajajs, Mittals, Ruias and Sarafs hail from other nearby towns and villages.”
Marwaris' unique talent for business comes from one quality. It's called 'baniya buddhi'theprint.in
Family tree
The members of the Bajaj family this record documents, and the parent links between them. Every link is a cited claim; each person’s page carries its source. Only people who have died or who hold a public role appear.
Partitions
A memorandum of understanding among the five Bajaj cousins began Shishir Bajaj's separation. · 2003
- Getting to the very core of the Bajaj family disputednaindia.com
“That’s when Shishir finally decided to ask for a separation, to give enough space for his son. In June, 2003, a memorandum of understanding was signed between the five cousin and by February, 2004, a compensation order given by mediator DS Mehta, a trusted Bajaj Auto official, suggested that apart from control of Bajaj Hindusthan, the Shishir Bajaj group should be given a cash compensation equivalent to his percentage share in Bajaj Sevashram - 25%.”
- Getting to the very core of the Bajaj family disputednaindia.com
Shishir Bajaj and his son Kushagra separated from the Bajaj group. · 2008Aggregated source
- Bajaj Group Timeline Journey Of Success from 1905 till date. The group is now the third largest group after the Tatas and Ambanisbajajgroup.company
“Shishir Bajaj and his son Kushagra separate from the Bajaj group 2008 Shishir Bajaj and his son Kushagra separate from the Bajaj group taking sugar and power business, Bajaj Hindustan Sugar and the Consumer Care Business.”
- Bajaj Group Timeline Journey Of Success from 1905 till date. The group is now the third largest group after the Tatas and Ambanisbajajgroup.company
Family
- Getting to the very core of the Bajaj family disputednaindia.com
“This is what happened with the Bajaj family, which owes its origin to Jamnalal Bajaj. Jamnalal had two sons- Ramkrishna and Kamalnayan.”
- Getting to the very core of the Bajaj family disputednaindia.com