Ratan Tata Passes Away: A Legacy Remembered
Ratan Tata: A Life of Service
Ratan Tata passes away at 86, leaving behind a profound impact on India and the world. He was a champion for the underprivileged, as noted by global health leaders who expressed their sorrow. Former WHO Chief Scientist, Soumya Swaminathan, referred to him as a friend and mentor, underlining his compassionate nature in a recent post. Tata, who served as the Chairman of Tata Sons from 1991 until 2012, was known for his philanthropic efforts and leadership integrity.
A Legacy of Vision
- Ratan Tata promoted education and health initiatives that transformed many lives.
- He was a major donor at Cornell University, focusing on scholarships and rural poverty reduction.
- Soumya Swaminathan, among others, highlighted his enduring legacy.
His family announced that the mortal remains will be taken for last rites from Nariman Point to Worli Crematorium, where he will be honored with a gun salute.
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