Lata Mangeshkar's Demise: Kolhapure sisters- Padmini, Shivangi, Tejaswini- Bhagyashree, Javed Akhtar, Anu - Times of India

This morning, we woke up to the sad news that Lata Mangeshkar has left for her heavenly abode. The last rites will be performed with State honours around 6.30 pm at the Shivaji Park crematorium. Lataji's body was brought to her Prabhukunj residence at Peddar Road around 2 pm.

The Kolhapure sisters- Padmini, Shivangi and Tejaswini- were all there at Lataji's home when the body arrived. Being a part of Lataji's family and having immense love and respect for her, Padmini, Shivangi and Tejaswini were there since nearly 11 am.

Madhur Bhandarkar, Javed Akhtar and Anupam Kher who were also very close to Lataji arrived very early at her house.
A source from there, tells ETimes, "It's a tearful farewell to the Queen of Melody. Lata Mangeshkar will never die."
PM Narendra Modi is expected to be present at the last rites ceremony.

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