News on Ratan Tata's death: Chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons dies in Mumbai hospital at the age of 86

Ratan Tata Dies at 86: Ratan Naval Tata, noted industrialist, philanthropist and former chairman of Tata Sons, breathed his last at Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai on Thursday.

Ratan Tata death news: Ratan Tata, former chairman of Tata Sons, breathed his last on Wednesday. He was 86 years old. According to reports, the veteran industrialist was admitted to Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai after his blood pressure suddenly dropped. He was later transferred to the intensive care unit due to a sudden deterioration in his health.

Taking to Twitter, Harsh Goenka confirmed the news and wrote, “The clock has stopped ticking. The Titan dies. #RatanTata was a beacon of integrity, ethical leadership and philanthropy who left an indelible mark on the business world and beyond.” . He will be remembered forever.

On October 7, the 86-year-old dismissed health concerns as “rumors” in a social media post, telling his followers and fans that there was no cause for concern and that he was undergoing tests for age-related conditions.

“Due to my age-related problems, I am currently undergoing medical examinations,” he asserted in a post that he would refrain from “spreading false information.”

Ratan Tata suffered from low blood pressure

Earlier, it was reported that Ratan Tata was rushed to the hospital after his blood pressure suddenly dropped. “Sudden drops in blood pressure can be very worrying and there are several reasons for this. A common cause is orthostatic hypotension, which occurs when standing up quickly and leads to a brief drop in blood pressure. Dehydration is another factor that can lead to these drops, as inadequate fluid intake can affect blood volume and blood pressure maintenance. “In addition, some medications for high blood pressure or heart disease can have side effects that include a sudden drop in blood pressure,” said Dr. Pratyush Mehra, Delhi.

Ratan Tata's Legacy: The End of an Era

Ratan Tata's influence on the Tata Group is profound. He assumed the role of chairman of Tata Sons in 1991 and led the conglomerate founded by his great-grandfather over a century ago until his retirement in 2012. During his tenure, the veteran industrialist founded Tata Teleservices in 1996, expanding the group's presence in telecom.

He also took Tata Consultancy Services public in 2004, marking a significant milestone for the IT giant. Ratan Tata's leadership has left an indelible mark on the Indian business landscape, earning him the admiration and love of millions. His contributions have not only propelled the Tata Group forward but have also inspired countless people across the country.

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