New Delhi: The entire country is bidding farewell to Ratan Naval Tata, the country’s well-known industrialist and honorary chairman of Tata Sons. In such a situation, a video of his pet dog Goa has surfaced, seeing which the love of that voiceless dog towards Ratan Tata can be understood. The entire incident took place in Mumbai when Ratan Tata’s mortal remains were kept for the last darshan. A very special picture came to light at that time, when Ratan Tata’s pet dog Goa was expressing his love for him. Know the whole matter.
‘Goa’ arrives in Mumbai to bid farewell to owner Ratan Tata
Ratan Tata’s mortal remains were kept outside the NCPA lawn in Mumbai for the last darshan. At that time a large number of people paid their tribute to him. During this time, Ratan Tata’s pet dog Goa was also brought there. His closeness to his master was such that he was not ready to move away from Ratan Tata during his last farewell.
This is how his special friend gave his last farewell to Ratan Tata
Constant efforts were being made to remove Ratan Tata’s pet dog Goa but he was not ready to move away from his mortal remains. He was seen continuously looking at the owner in his last moments. Despite many efforts, Goa was refusing to move away from his beloved owner. It is believed about Ratan Tata that he loved dogs very much. It is said that Tata once saw a stray dog struggling to escape the rain outside ‘Bombay House’. After this he gave special instructions regarding the entry of dogs inside the premises.
This is how Ratan Tata got ‘Goa’, know how it got this name
Ratan Tata was not only a veteran industrialist, he also had immense love for animals. For Tata, ‘Goa’ was not just a pet. He was also an office fellow at Bombay House, the corporate headquarters of the Tata Group. Tata had rescued this stray dog during a trip to Goa and decided to bring him to Mumbai. Named it after the place of his rescue.
‘Goa’ was an important part of Ratan Tata’s life
Over time, ‘Goa’ became a beloved part of Ratan Tata’s life, living with other dogs in the Tata household. Tata once shared on Instagram that this Diwali, some heart-warming moments with the adopted Bombay House dogs, especially with my office mate Goa. His deep affection for animals was evident throughout his life, with two other dogs, Tito and Tango, also being part of his family.