It is a tough time for the nation. Any help is welcomed by both hands. And, what Tata Group doing is just phenomenal.

Yesterday, Member of Parliament Baramati, Maharashtra, Supriya Sale shared a few photos on Twitter and wrote, “The Tata Group is providing accommodation at the Taj Hotel, Colaba and Taj Lands End, Bandra for Doctors and Nurses working in BMC Hospitals amidst Corona Virus Crisis. Thank you so much Hon. Ratan Tata (@RNTata2000) Ji Tata Group (@TataCompanies) for your generous contributions.”

The Tata Group is providing accommodation at the Taj Hotel, Colaba and Taj Lands End, Bandra for Doctors and Nurses working in BMC Hospitals amidst Corona Virus Crisis.
Thank you so much Hon. Ratan Tata (@RNTata2000) Ji Tata Group (@TataCompanies) for your generous contributions. pic.twitter.com/2Os08k5k1Y

— Supriya Sule (@supriya_sule) April 3, 2020

Yes, Tata Group is offering its several hotels to accommodate doctors and nurses fighting in the war against COVID-19.

India Times quoted the Tata Group statement confirming the initiative.

Tata Group said, “During these trying times, we at IHCL ( Indian Hotels Company Limited ) are keenly aware of our responsibility towards our community. As a reflection of our commitment, beginning today, we are offering rooms for the medical fraternity to stay while they combat the spread of the virus…These rooms will be available across 7 of our hotels namely Taj Mahal Palace, Taj Lands End, Taj Santacruz, The President, Ginger MIDC Andheri, Ginger Madgaon and Ginger Noida City Center. We deeply value the contribution from the medical community and will continue to work with them as well as the local authorities as we navigate through this crisis.”

Also, a healthcare professional shared a picture that contained a welcome note from the General Manager which reads, “We seize the opportunity to thank you all for your hard work and selfless service to mankind.”

Well, this is truly phenomenal form Tata Group which has already donated Rs 1500 crores to PM Cares Fund to fight COVID-19 pandemic.