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Ratan Tata Funeral: The country's famous industrialist Ratan Tata died on Wednesday night at the age of 86 at Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai. He breathed his last at around 11:30 pm. Ratan Tata was admitted to the hospital due to difficulty in breathing. The news of his death has sent a wave of mourning across the country. Ratan Tata's body will be kept at NCPA Lawn in Nariman Point today, where common people will be able to pay their last respects to him.

The Maharashtra government has announced the cancellation of all government programs in Mumbai on his death and has decided to perform his last rites with state honors. His last rites will be performed at Worli crematorium.

Last rites will be performed at Worli crematorium

Ratan Tata's body was taken from Breach Candy Hospital to his house in Colaba on Wednesday night, from where it will be brought to Nariman Point today. His last rites will be performed at Worli crematorium at 3.30 pm. The Jharkhand government has also declared a day of state mourning in honor of Ratan Tata. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, President Draupadi Murmu and many prominent leaders of the country have expressed deep grief over his demise. Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani from the industry have also expressed condolences.

Ratan Tata: Journey from humble beginnings to the top

Ratan Tata started his career in 1961 at Tata Steel Plant, Jamshedpur. Initially he used to put limestone in the furnaces in the plant, but his hard work and commitment soon moved him towards management. He was made a manager in 1970, where he played an important role in the rejuvenation of NALCO.

In 1991, after JRD Tata, he took over the command of Tata Group and took the group to new heights. Under his leadership, Tata acquired Tetley, Ford's brands Jaguar and Land Rover, and Europe's leading steel company Corus. All these acquisitions proved to be milestones that gave Tata Group a global identity.

He expanded the scope of Tata Motors through cars like Indica and Nano and provided employment opportunities to thousands of youth by establishing IT companies like TCS. Recently, he re-incorporated Air India into his empire, which is another example of his foresight.

Ratan Tata's last message: "There is no reason to worry"

Ratan Tata gave a last message in his last days at Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai, in which he wrote, "There is no reason to worry... I am in a good mood." This message reflects the simplicity and unique positivity of his life. However, this time he could not recover and return home and the country will always regret this.

Condolence messages poured in from the country and abroad

Not only the country's leading leaders and industrialists mourned the demise of Ratan Tata, but condolence messages are coming from all over the world. Everyone is aware that Ratan Tata used to donate more for the welfare of the society than he used to earn. His generosity and spirit of selfless service established him not only as a great industrialist but also as a great human being.

Conclusion

The demise of Ratan Tata is an irreparable loss to the Indian industry. He was not just an industrialist but also made an unprecedented contribution to the country's economic and social structure. The heights to which his generosity, leadership, and vision took the Tata Group are inspiring. His life teaches us that true success is that which also enriches society. Ratan Tata will always remain an inspiration for the country.