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Ratan Tata, the former chairman of the Tata Group who transformed the Indian conglomerate into a global powerhouse, has passed away at 86. His leadership was characterised by high-profile acquisitions that propelled the Tata Group onto the world stage.
After serving as chairman for over two decades, Tata received intensive care at a Mumbai hospital. His passing has been met with widespread grief and tributes from leaders and admirers around the world.
Tata’s legacy extends beyond business. He was known for his philanthropic work, social consciousness, and commitment to India’s development. His vision and determination played a crucial role in shaping the modern Tata Group and its global impact.
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