SRINAGAR: “India has lost one of its most illustrious sons, Ratan Tata, whose contributions have profoundly shaped the country’s industrial landscape for decades,” said Fayaz Ahmad Khan, Senior Vice President of the Kashmir chapter of the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT).
In a statement issued here, Khan said Mr. Tata left behind a remarkable legacy in both business and philanthropy. His absence will be keenly felt across all sectors, particularly within the realms of trade and commerce.
“Ratan Tata embodied integrity, leadership, and innovation. During his tenure at the helm of the Tata Group, he transformed it into a global powerhouse, achieving significant advancements in industries such as automobiles, steel, IT, and hospitality. His name is synonymous with business ethics and corporate responsibility, raising the standards for business leadership in India,” he said.
Fayaz added, “In Mr. Tata, we had a leader who stood tall not just in industry but in humanity. His ability to balance corporate success with compassion for society was extraordinary. We have not only lost a great businessman but also a mentor, a guide, and a friend to the trade community. He will always be remembered as a titan who led with heart and vision.”
Ratan Tata’s commitment to ethical business practices garnered admiration worldwide, and his influence extended far beyond economic success. His philanthropic efforts in healthcare, education, and social services have left an indelible mark on the nation, focusing on creating a more equitable society rather than merely prioritizing profitability.
“Mr. Tata’s absence creates a vacuum in the Indian business community that cannot be filled. He was truly one of a kind, and his contributions to the trade sector, along with his unwavering commitment to building a just and prosperous society, will continue to inspire us all,” Khan said.
“As India grapples with this monumental loss, Ratan Tata’s legacy will continue to guide future generations of business leaders. His vision, passion, and compassion will forever be etched in the hearts of those who knew him and those who admired him from afar,” he added.

KR Desk