Mumbai: The last rites of Ratan Tata, chairman emeritus of Tata Group, was conducted on Thursday at the Worli municipal crematorium where the Parsis have built a prayer hall. Tata is among many eminent Parsis in recent years who have been cremated and not consigned to the Tower of Silence at Malabar Hill.

Ratan Tata had been a prominent figure not just in the business world but also within the Parsi community. His last rites will be performed at Worli Crematorium

India's financial capital, Mumbai, on Thursday declared a day of mourning for the funeral of business tycoon Ratan Tata , who led one of the country's biggest conglomerates. When the mortal remains of the veteran industrialist was brought to Worli crematorium ,

Currently, Ratan Tata's body is being kept at the NCPA lawns in Nariman Point for individuals to offer their final respects to the leader of India Inc. Various personalities, including Kumar Mangalam Birla,

The mortal remains embarked on its final journey to the Prayer Hall at the Worli Crematorium, Dr E Moses Road, Worli for the final rites

E Moses Marg from Worli Naka to Rakangi Junction will be closed to all but funeral vehicles, according to the Mumbai traffic police.

Last rites of Ratan Tata, the former Tata Group chairman, will be held at Mumbai's Worli crematorium on October 10 after 4 pm. He passed away on October 9 late night. On October 10, people were seen paying last respects to Ratan Tata at NCPA lawns in Mumbai.

Mumbai: The final rites of renowned industrialist and philanthropist Ratan Tata were performed with full state honours at a central Mumbai crematorium on Thursday evening.The Mumbai

The funeral has taken place in Mumbai of Ratan Tata, the chairman of one of India’s biggest conglomerates, Tata Group, who died on Wednesday aged 86. Business leaders, politicians and celebrities were among thousands of people who paid their last respects at the centre where his body lay in state before being cremated.

Crowds of mourners gathered in India's financial capital Mumbai on Thursday for the funeral of industrialist Ratan Tata, hailed as a "titan" who led one of the country's biggest conglomerates.