As founder of Antara Senior Care, her vision was to give a new dimension to the senior care space in India. In line with its vision to be the most trusted brand for seniors and their families, Antara has positively impacted over 60,000 lives through its various offerings that cater to the evolving lifestyle and lifecare needs of the elderly. Today, Antara encompasses five verticals – residences for seniors, care homes, care at home, and Antara AGEasy. Tara is also the Managing Trustee of Max India Foundation, which plays an active role in the not-for-profit space through grant giving for capacity building in the education sector and runs a program on Social Emotional Ethical Learning (SEEL) in collaboration with Emory University. Tara is a partner in Learning Matters, which is a dynamic, child-centered education organisation for children, parents, and educators.

Furthermore, Tara holds positions of influence on various boards and organisations, including a board seat at the prestigious Indian School of Business, Teach for India, a governing council member of The Vedica Scholars Program for Women. She mentors for KARM Fellowship, which enables young women from less-privileged backgrounds to pursue their educational and professional aspirations. Tara’s achievements are widely recognised. She was named a member of the Young Global Leaders by the World Economic Forum in 2020 and featured as one of the '40 under 40' leaders in The Economic Times in 2018.