Industry giants expressed their condolences | Wilnesh News

Ratan Tata, the former chairman of India’s Tata Sons, died on Wednesday at the age of 86, with condolences pouring in from industry leaders, politicians and the public at large.

Indian PM Modi calls ‘Tata’ in a post on XVisionary business leadera compassionate soul and an extraordinary human being…whose contributions extend far beyond the confines of the boardroom.

Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai Recalling his meeting with Tata There they discussed Google’s self-driving car project.

“He leaves behind a remarkable business and philanthropic legacy and was instrumental in guiding and developing India’s modern business leadership,” Pichai wrote on X.

Tata is credited with taking its businesses global through several high-profile acquisitions, including Jaguar Land Rover In 2008, it was It is said in intensive care unit A hospital in Mumbai.

“Ratan Tata Passing away is a huge loss Not just for the Tata Group but for every Indian,” Mukesh Ambani, richest man in india Chairman of oil retail group Reliance Group, said in an article on X.

“Mr Tata took India to the world and brought the best of the world to Bharat.”

Tata received an architecture degree from Cornell University in 1962. Join the family business same year. He is famous for his philanthropy, Chairman, Tata Trustsone of the largest charitable organizations in India.

N. Chandrasekaran, current chairman of Tata Sons, the holding company of the Tata Group, express condolences in statement “Mr Tata’s dedication to philanthropy and social development has impacted the lives of millions of people. From education to healthcare, his initiatives have left a deep-rooted imprint that will benefit generations to come,” the company’s website reads.

Tata reportedly played a major role in this Approximately 60 acquisitions This helps the group expand globally.

“With a strong commitment to excellence, integrity and innovation, the Tata Group has expanded its global footprint under his leadership, while remaining true to its ethical principles,” added Chandrasekaran.

Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani called Tata “a giant, a visionary who redefined the path of modern India.”

“More than just a business leader, Ratan Tata embodies India’s integrity, compassion and unwavering commitment to the greater good,” Adani wrote on X.

Anand Mahindra, The chairman of India’s Mahindra Group, which competes with Tata Group in the auto sector, expressed his condolences over Ratan Tata’s death at a time when India’s economy appeared to be about to enter a period of rapid development.

“India’s economy is on the cusp of a historic leap. Ratan’s life and work have a lot to do with where we are now.” Mahindra writes on X.

“He is a businessman whose financial wealth and success are most useful when he is serving the global community,” Mahindra said.

The Chief Minister of Maharashtra, where the Tata Group is headquartered in Mumbai, said that Tata will Give a state funeral According to CNBC’s Hindi translation of his post on X, an honor reserved mainly for top government officials, he called him “priceless.”

Tata served as chairman of Tata Sons from 1991 to December 2012. Under his leadership, market capitalization soared to more than $100 billionAccording to the company.