Subhechcha Ganguly 
According to Tara Ranjan Patnaik, he became a businessman by chance. He learned to swim by diving into the water, and he was able to succeed by holding onto the idea that he could swim to shore without risk. His story of triumph will serve as an example for others.The 64-year-old entrepreneur, who hails from a line of lawyers, initially intended to follow in his ancestors’ footsteps but life had other plans for him. He founded Falcon Marine Export Private Limited in 1985, and for the past 15 years his business has been the top exporter of marine items in the nation.
They employ more than 5,000 people and provide seafood in Odisha, where they are situated. Their combined annual revenue, which includes Patnaik Steel and Alloys Limited and Falcon Real Estate Pvt Ltd, was Rs 1,500 crore in 2016–17, and they plan to reach Rs 2,000 crore by the following fiscal year.For the past 15 years, Tara Ranjan has been the nation’s top value exporter, earning her the MPEDA (Marine Products Export Development Authority) honour.
Even he was unaware that his company would reach such heights; he named it Falcon because he enjoyed the idea of soaring high into the sky.He was the fourth of eight children and was born on March 14, 1953, in the Keonjhar, Odisha, neighbourhood of Anandapur. His father, the late Padmanava Patnaik, was a civil lawyer.”The setup was middle-class. While sitting in Falcon House in Bhubaneswar, the corporate headquarters of his company, Tara Ranjan recalls, “My father was a lawyer in the lower courts, yet all our basic needs were supplied.He began his studies in 1954 at a government school in Anandapur before moving to Bhadrak in 1969 to enrol in the college’s science programme and beginning to live in a dorm. He did, however, leave it after a year because he found the regular strikes and student unrest in the college to be upsetting.In 1970 and 1971, he studied in the scientific stream again after moving back to Keonjhar since he had lost interest in the subject. He changed to the arts stream in 1972 and enrolled at Keonjhar’s Anandapur College, where he eventually earned his degree.
