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Rs 80 Crore Rolls Royce Number, $100 Million Mansion: The Lavish Life Of Convicted Indian-Origin Billionaire
He is the founder and chairman of the RSG Group of Companies, a multi-billion-dirham conglomerate operating in real estate, automotive, industrial equipment, and investments across the Middle East, the US, India, and South Asia.
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Who Is Rishi Shah, Indian-American Jailed For Rs 8,300 Crore Fraud In US
Rishi Shah, an Indian-American businessman, has been sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for a Rs 8,300 crore ($1 billion) fraud involving his advertising startup.
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Indian-American Man's Rs 8,300 Crore Fraud Scheme Shakes Top US Investors
An Indian-American businessman Rishi Shah, the former billionaire cofounder of Outcome Health, has been sentenced to seven and a half years in prison by a US court.
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Indian Team In US For 26/11 Accused's Extradition Hearing: Report
A federal US court is all set to hold on Thursday an in-person extradition hearing of Pakistani-origin Canadian businessman Tahawwur Rana, who is sought for his involvement in the 2008 Mumbai terror attack.
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"Let's Be Grateful": Raj Kundra Shares Funny Video Shot With Shilpa Shetty To Cheer Up FansÂ
"We need a little laughter to cheer us up but let's be grateful to have food on our plate, good health and shelter over our head", read Raj's caption.
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Indian-Origin Millionaire Shri Thanedar, Democrat, Elected To Michigan State Legislature
Shri Thanedar, an Indian-origin millionaire businessman who ran for Governor two years ago, has been elected to the House of Representatives in Michigan with 93 per cent votes.
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Indian-American Businessman Opens His Doors To Protestors, Hailed As "Hero" In US
An Indian-American businessman, who opened the doors of his home in Washington to over 70 people demonstrating against the custodial killing of George Flyod, has emerged as a hero after he helped some strangers, fed them and made sure they were safe in his house, according to US media reports.
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Indian Businessman Pleads Guilty To Importing Banned Drugs Into US: Report
A 37-year-old Indian businessman in the US has pleaded guilty to the charges of importing banned drugs and money laundering conspiracy, a US attorney has said.
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Indian-American Sikh Elected Mayor Of Major California City
Successful Indian American businessman Harry Singh Sidhu has been elected as mayor of Anaheim, one of the largest cities in the state of California.
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"I'm Going To Kill You": Indian Businessman Convicted For Sexual Assault In US
Sanjay Tripathy, an Indian businessman in the US has been convicted of sexual and physical assault of a woman whom he met on a dating website.
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Two Indians In Forbes' Most Powerful People List, PM Modi Is Number 9
Prime Minister Narendra Modi figures among the 10 most powerful people in the world in US magazine Forbes' 2018 list that is topped by Chinese President Xi Jinping, while Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani is the only Indian businessman to feature in the list of 75.
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Indian-American Businessman Sent To Jail In $2.5 Million Fraud Case
An Indian-origin man in the US has been sentenced to over four years in prison and fined for conspiring to defraud a company of $2.5 million.
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Indian-American Businessman Rattan Khosa Donates $5 Million To US University
An Indian American businessman has donated a whopping USD 5 million to the University of Chicago to help aspiring entrepreneurs in their pursuit of innovation.
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Indian-Origin Businessman Harnish Patel Shot Dead Outside His Home In US
With the nation still in shock from the killing of an Indian engineer in the US last week, another Indian-origin businessman has been shot dead outside his home in South Carolina, media reports said.
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H-1B Visa Issue Not A Sticking Point In India-US Ties: Shalabh Kumar
Asserting that artificial trade barriers between India and the US would "evaporate" quickly, an Indian-American donor and supporter of US President Donald Trump has said fears about the H-1B overhauling is "overblown" and the issue is unlikely to cause trouble in bilateral ties.
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Rs 80 Crore Rolls Royce Number, $100 Million Mansion: The Lavish Life Of Convicted Indian-Origin Billionaire
He is the founder and chairman of the RSG Group of Companies, a multi-billion-dirham conglomerate operating in real estate, automotive, industrial equipment, and investments across the Middle East, the US, India, and South Asia.
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Who Is Rishi Shah, Indian-American Jailed For Rs 8,300 Crore Fraud In US
Rishi Shah, an Indian-American businessman, has been sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for a Rs 8,300 crore ($1 billion) fraud involving his advertising startup.
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Indian-American Man's Rs 8,300 Crore Fraud Scheme Shakes Top US Investors
An Indian-American businessman Rishi Shah, the former billionaire cofounder of Outcome Health, has been sentenced to seven and a half years in prison by a US court.
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Indian Team In US For 26/11 Accused's Extradition Hearing: Report
A federal US court is all set to hold on Thursday an in-person extradition hearing of Pakistani-origin Canadian businessman Tahawwur Rana, who is sought for his involvement in the 2008 Mumbai terror attack.
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"Let's Be Grateful": Raj Kundra Shares Funny Video Shot With Shilpa Shetty To Cheer Up FansÂ
"We need a little laughter to cheer us up but let's be grateful to have food on our plate, good health and shelter over our head", read Raj's caption.
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Indian-Origin Millionaire Shri Thanedar, Democrat, Elected To Michigan State Legislature
Shri Thanedar, an Indian-origin millionaire businessman who ran for Governor two years ago, has been elected to the House of Representatives in Michigan with 93 per cent votes.
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Indian-American Businessman Opens His Doors To Protestors, Hailed As "Hero" In US
An Indian-American businessman, who opened the doors of his home in Washington to over 70 people demonstrating against the custodial killing of George Flyod, has emerged as a hero after he helped some strangers, fed them and made sure they were safe in his house, according to US media reports.
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Indian Businessman Pleads Guilty To Importing Banned Drugs Into US: Report
A 37-year-old Indian businessman in the US has pleaded guilty to the charges of importing banned drugs and money laundering conspiracy, a US attorney has said.
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Indian-American Sikh Elected Mayor Of Major California City
Successful Indian American businessman Harry Singh Sidhu has been elected as mayor of Anaheim, one of the largest cities in the state of California.
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"I'm Going To Kill You": Indian Businessman Convicted For Sexual Assault In US
Sanjay Tripathy, an Indian businessman in the US has been convicted of sexual and physical assault of a woman whom he met on a dating website.
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Two Indians In Forbes' Most Powerful People List, PM Modi Is Number 9
Prime Minister Narendra Modi figures among the 10 most powerful people in the world in US magazine Forbes' 2018 list that is topped by Chinese President Xi Jinping, while Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani is the only Indian businessman to feature in the list of 75.
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Indian-American Businessman Sent To Jail In $2.5 Million Fraud Case
An Indian-origin man in the US has been sentenced to over four years in prison and fined for conspiring to defraud a company of $2.5 million.
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Indian-American Businessman Rattan Khosa Donates $5 Million To US University
An Indian American businessman has donated a whopping USD 5 million to the University of Chicago to help aspiring entrepreneurs in their pursuit of innovation.
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Indian-Origin Businessman Harnish Patel Shot Dead Outside His Home In US
With the nation still in shock from the killing of an Indian engineer in the US last week, another Indian-origin businessman has been shot dead outside his home in South Carolina, media reports said.
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H-1B Visa Issue Not A Sticking Point In India-US Ties: Shalabh Kumar
Asserting that artificial trade barriers between India and the US would "evaporate" quickly, an Indian-American donor and supporter of US President Donald Trump has said fears about the H-1B overhauling is "overblown" and the issue is unlikely to cause trouble in bilateral ties.
