The country of India and its people were shocked by the loss of a leading economic figure Ratan Tata, the former chairman of Tata Sons died at the age of 86.
He was admitted to the Breach Candy hospital in south Mumbai this week before he reportedly breathed his last on Wednesday.
Ratan Tata left a huge corporate impact and legacy and has been an important figure shaping the Indian economic landscape.
He is the main leader of the Tata Group which is India's largest conglomerate company, providing products and services to more than 150 countries in the world.
Under his leadership, the Tata Group grew into a global conglomerate, with annual revenues exceeding $100 billion.
Its strategic acquisitions, including those of Jaguar and Land Rover, have brought the name of Indian companies to the world stage.
His commitment to innovation led to the creation of The Nano initiative, which aims to provide affordable transportation to millions of people.
In addition to corporate success, Tata also strives for charity, making a significant impact in education and healthcare.
His vision helped position India for economic growth, inspiring a new generation of entrepreneurs.
As India moves into a critical phase of economic development, Tata's influence will continue to reverberate, serving as a reminder of the power of visionary leadership and high social responsibility in business.
