Indian Tycoon
-
{
- All
- News
-
Mallya Can Be Sent to India in Fraud Case, U.K. Judge Says
- Monday December 10, 2018
- Author: P R Sanjai, Jonathan Browning, Anurag Kotoky
Judge Emma Arbuthnot ruled against Mallya, largely rejecting Mallya’s arguments that the case was politically motivated.
-
www.ndtvprofit.com
-
Indian tycoon buys Madonna's New York penthouse
- Friday May 31, 2013
- Entertainment | Alpan Saxena
Pop star Madonna has sold her New York penthouse for a price much lower than the listed price to US-based Indian business tycoon Deepak Narula.
-
www.ndtv.com/entertainment
-
Oz Taj-on-Swan could be auctioned
- Friday January 14, 2011
- India News | NDTV Correspondent
The Taj Mahal is on sale. But, wait. Not the iconic Indian Taj Mahal - that monument to love - but one in Australia being built by an Indian businessman.According to PerthNow.com, the $70 million "Taj-Mahal-on-the-Swan", still being built, may soon have new owners after businessman Pankaj Oswal's fertiliser company went into receivership. The $70-m...
-
www.ndtv.com
-
Mallya Can Be Sent to India in Fraud Case, U.K. Judge Says
- Monday December 10, 2018
- Author: P R Sanjai, Jonathan Browning, Anurag Kotoky
Judge Emma Arbuthnot ruled against Mallya, largely rejecting Mallya’s arguments that the case was politically motivated.
-
www.ndtvprofit.com
-
Indian tycoon buys Madonna's New York penthouse
- Friday May 31, 2013
- Entertainment | Alpan Saxena
Pop star Madonna has sold her New York penthouse for a price much lower than the listed price to US-based Indian business tycoon Deepak Narula.
-
www.ndtv.com/entertainment
-
Oz Taj-on-Swan could be auctioned
- Friday January 14, 2011
- India News | NDTV Correspondent
The Taj Mahal is on sale. But, wait. Not the iconic Indian Taj Mahal - that monument to love - but one in Australia being built by an Indian businessman.According to PerthNow.com, the $70 million "Taj-Mahal-on-the-Swan", still being built, may soon have new owners after businessman Pankaj Oswal's fertiliser company went into receivership. The $70-m...
-
www.ndtv.com