Mumbai, October 2024 – In a solemn and emotional moment, Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani and Reliance Foundation Founder-Chairperson Nita Ambani paid their final tributes to Ratan Tata, the revered industrialist and former chairman of Tata Sons, who passed away recently. The Ambanis joined several dignitaries, industry leaders, and public figures at a memorial service held in Mumbai, marking the end of an era for India’s business community.
Ratan Tata, whose leadership and visionary efforts transformed the Tata Group into one of India’s most respected and globally recognized conglomerates, left an indelible mark on industries ranging from steel and automobiles to telecommunications and hospitality. His philanthropic work, rooted in values of nation-building and social welfare, earned him immense respect across the world.
Mukesh Ambani, a close associate of Ratan Tata and a stalwart of Indian industry, expressed deep sorrow over Tata’s passing. In a heartfelt statement, he acknowledged Tata’s profound impact not only on the corporate sector but also on Indian society at large. Ambani described him as a “pillar of integrity, leadership, and compassion,” and someone who “personified humility and business ethics.”
Nita Ambani, known for her work in philanthropy and education, shared her sentiments on Ratan Tata’s contributions to society, particularly highlighting his commitment to uplifting communities through various social initiatives. She remarked, “Ratan Tata’s legacy is not only about the empire he built but the countless lives he touched with his generosity and care for society.”
The memorial service in Mumbai saw an outpouring of admiration and respect from leaders across sectors. Among those who attended were prominent politicians, industrialists, and cultural figures, all paying tribute to the man who shaped the Tata Group into a beacon of Indian enterprise.
Ratan Tata’s passing marks a great loss for India, but his legacy will continue to inspire generations of entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and citizens alike.
