In PM Modi's Tribute To Ratan Tata, A Mention Of 26/11 Attacks
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PM Modi recalled Ratan Tata's "rallying call" to the nation in the wake of the 26/11 attacks.
Ratan Tata's patriotism shone brightest in times of crisis, wrote Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his tribute to the national icon who died last month. He said the industrialist's absence is deeply felt across every segment of the society, not just across the nation but also around the world. Mr Tata died at a Mumbai hospital on October 10, leaving the entire country teary-eyed.
PM Modi recalled Ratan Tata's “rallying call” to the nation in the wake of the 26/11 attacks.
“For crores of Indians, Shri Ratan Tata's patriotism shone brightest in times of crisis. His swift reopening of the iconic Taj Hotel in Mumbai after the 26/11 terror attacks was a rallying call to the nation—India stands united, refusing to yield to terrorism,” wrote PM Modi.
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