Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) issued a statement on Wednesday to condole demise of industrialist Ratan Tata. "The entire JLR family is profoundly saddened by the death of Ratan Tata...It was thanks to his singular vision that Tata acquired JLR in 2008, and we owe everything we have become since then to his unwavering support and dedication," CEO Adrian Mardell said.

We owe everything we have become to Ratan Tata: Jaguar Land Rover

Ratan Tata's brother Jimmy Tata arrived in a wheelchair to pay his final respects to the late industrialist at Mumbai NCPA Lawns on Thursday. The video that surfaced on social media showed Jimmy with a face mask making his way for the last rites. Ratan Tata's younger brother has mostly remained out of the public spotlight.

Ratan Tata's brother Jimmy Tata arrives in wheelchair to pay his last respects

Ratan Tata launched a one-off Tata Nano car covered in 80 kg of gold, 15 kg of silver, and precious and semi-precious stones and gems including diamonds, rubies and pearls, in September 2011. The car, worth ₹22 crore at the time, was made to mark an era of 5,000 years of jewellery making and honouring India's craftsmanship and tradition.

Pic shows Ratan Tata with Nano car covered in gold, silver, diamonds & rubies

Ratan Tata, while inaugurating cancer hospitals in Assam on April 28, 2022, said, "I dedicate my last years to health." In his speech, Tata said, "Cancer is not a rich man's disease". "I can't make a speech in Hindi, so I'll communicate in English....But the message will be the same, it'll be from my heart," he told the public.

I dedicate my last years to health: Ratan Tata in 2022 speech

Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani, along with his wife Nita Ambani, paid last respects to late industrialist Ratan Tata at Mumbai's NCPA Lawns on Thursday. Several others including industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla, Mukesh Ambani's daughter Isha Ambani and her husband Anand Piramal and Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar also reached NCPA Lawns to pay their last respects.

Mukesh Ambani, Nita Ambani pay last respects to Ratan Tata in Mumbai

Mumbai Police issued traffic advisory till 9 pm over Ratan Tata's cremation at Worli crematorium. Traffic will be closed on Dr E Moses Road from Worli Naka-Rakhangi Junction. Vehicles approaching Worli Naka from Rakhangi Junction can take Mahalaxmi Railway junction via Keshav Rao Khade Road, proceed to Haji Ali Junction via Lala Lajpat Rai Road and continue to Rajni Patel.

Traffic advisory issued in Mumbai till 9 pm in view of Ratan Tata's last rites

Former PM Manmohan Singh expressed grief over the demise of Ratan Tata and said, "He was much more than a business icon, his...humanity demonstrated in the work of several charities founded...during his life." "He was having the courage of speaking the truth to the men in power. I have fond memories of working very closely with him," he added.

He had the courage to speak the truth to those in power: Ex-PM Manmohan on Ratan Tata

PNC Infratech surged by 7% after emerging as the lowest bidder for an EPC project valued at ₹2,090.59 crore. The project involves the development of wide roads, major and minor structures, and electrical works under the NAINA Project. PNC Infratech is an Indian infrastructure building, development, and management firm.

PNC Infratech receives EPC project worth ₹2,090 cr; surges 7%

A report by Allianz Global Investors highlighted that the high valuation of the Indian equity market is justified due to strong fundamentals, superior corporate earnings, and consistent growth. India's large services and consumer sectors, along with competitive private enterprises, make it an attractive market despite higher valuations.

Report justifies high valuation of Indian stocks on fundamentals

Ratan Tata, Chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons, passed away at 86. ISRO Chairman S Somanath called him a respected figure in Indian industry, symbolizing ethical business and philanthropy. His mortal remains are at NCPA, Mumbai, for public tribute. Maharashtra declared a day of mourning, and leaders across India paid their respects.