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Naukuchia House In Uttarakhand Keeps It Simple, And That Is Exactly Why It Works
If you are tired of overdone hill hotels, this IHCL hotel in Naukuchiatal might be your kind of stay.
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Indian Hotels Company, Parent Firm Of Taj Brand, To Open 90 New Properties
Tata group hospitality firm Indian Hotels Company Ltd, the parent firm of Taj Hotels, today said its addition of hotels is set to accelerate over the next few years with over 90 new properties in the pipeline.
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Tata Sons Buys Rs 195 Crore Shares in Indian Hotels, Raises Stake to 29.79%
Tata Group hospitality firm Indian Hotels Company on Wednesday said Tata Sons has raised its holding in the company by 1.78 per cent to 29.79 per cent pursuant to a rights issue.
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Taj Mansingh Hotel To Be Auctioned As Sought By Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi's iconic Taj Mahal Hotel, popularly known as Taj Mansingh, currently run by the Tatas, must be auctioned, the Supreme Court said today. However, the Tata group will have to be given six months as "breathing time" to vacate if its bid in the online auction is not the winning offer, said the court.
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Naukuchia House In Uttarakhand Keeps It Simple, And That Is Exactly Why It Works
If you are tired of overdone hill hotels, this IHCL hotel in Naukuchiatal might be your kind of stay.
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Indian Hotels Company, Parent Firm Of Taj Brand, To Open 90 New Properties
Tata group hospitality firm Indian Hotels Company Ltd, the parent firm of Taj Hotels, today said its addition of hotels is set to accelerate over the next few years with over 90 new properties in the pipeline.
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Tata Sons Buys Rs 195 Crore Shares in Indian Hotels, Raises Stake to 29.79%
Tata Group hospitality firm Indian Hotels Company on Wednesday said Tata Sons has raised its holding in the company by 1.78 per cent to 29.79 per cent pursuant to a rights issue.
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Taj Mansingh Hotel To Be Auctioned As Sought By Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi's iconic Taj Mahal Hotel, popularly known as Taj Mansingh, currently run by the Tatas, must be auctioned, the Supreme Court said today. However, the Tata group will have to be given six months as "breathing time" to vacate if its bid in the online auction is not the winning offer, said the court.
