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33 Indian-Origin Singaporeans Cry Foul Over Chennai Land Deals
- Sunday June 12, 2016
- Indians Abroad | Press Trust of India
Thirty-three Singaporeans of Indian origin are crying foul over investment of 780,000 Singapore Dollars in an undeveloped land in Chennai, according to media reports.
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Kansai Nerolac Paints, Brigade Enterprises Surge on Land Deal
- Tuesday June 30, 2015
- Business | NDTV
Under the land deal, Kansai Nerolac Paints will sell its land measuring 15.86 acres in Perungudi, Chennai to Brigade Properties (formed by Brigade group and GIC Singapore) for a sum of Rs 550 crores.
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How Jayalalithaa Used a Government Official for Her Land Deals
- Sunday October 5, 2014
- South | Written by Manas Roshan (with inputs from Sreenivasan Jain)
Even as the AIADMK's vociferous protests against Jayalalithaa's conviction continue in Chennai and New Delhi, more damning details are emerging from the court order which found her guilty of Rs 53 crore of unexplained wealth.
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33 Indian-Origin Singaporeans Cry Foul Over Chennai Land Deals
- Sunday June 12, 2016
- Indians Abroad | Press Trust of India
Thirty-three Singaporeans of Indian origin are crying foul over investment of 780,000 Singapore Dollars in an undeveloped land in Chennai, according to media reports.
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www.ndtv.com
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Kansai Nerolac Paints, Brigade Enterprises Surge on Land Deal
- Tuesday June 30, 2015
- Business | NDTV
Under the land deal, Kansai Nerolac Paints will sell its land measuring 15.86 acres in Perungudi, Chennai to Brigade Properties (formed by Brigade group and GIC Singapore) for a sum of Rs 550 crores.
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www.ndtv.com/business
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How Jayalalithaa Used a Government Official for Her Land Deals
- Sunday October 5, 2014
- South | Written by Manas Roshan (with inputs from Sreenivasan Jain)
Even as the AIADMK's vociferous protests against Jayalalithaa's conviction continue in Chennai and New Delhi, more damning details are emerging from the court order which found her guilty of Rs 53 crore of unexplained wealth.
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www.ndtv.com