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Raja Ramanna cremated September 24, 2004 18:21 IST The mortal remains of eminent nuclear scientist Dr Raja Ramanna were cremated in Mumbai on Friday. Dr Ramanna's body was taken to the Shivaji Park electric crematorium from his son Shyam's Worli residence and the last rites were performed at around 1545 IST.
Dr Ramanna, a stalwart of India's nuclear programme who was associated with the country's first nuclear test in 1974, died on Thursday of intestine problem. He was 79 and is survived by his wife, two daughters and a son. More reports from Maharashtra Read about: Telgi case | Mumbai blasts
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