Dream Downtown

Charred currency worth over Rs 1 lakh meant to repair his house, sewing machines to eke out a living and all personal records - 55-year-old Bashir Ahmad Darzi has lost everything he had built. On Tuesday, when bombs hit his three storey home in downtown Srinagar, Mr Darzi's dream to renovate home before his daughter's wedding was shattered.

The iconic Plaza Hotel of New York, owned by crisis-ridden Sahara group, has been rated as the top most hotel by the super rich of the world, according to a new survey.

The Supreme Court of the State of New York has rejected a plea by Hong Kong-based JTS Trading Ltd that had sought attachment of Sahara's prized hotels Plaza and Dream Downtown in the US as part of a lawsuit over a deal that went sour.

Slapped with a $350 million lawsuit seeking attachment of its two prized hotels here, crisis-ridden Sahara has told a US court in New York that it has been wrongly dragged into a dispute between two entities over "a potential business relationship gone sour".

Slapped with a $350-million (Rs 2,200 crore) lawsuit seeking attachment of its two prized hotels here, crisis-ridden Sahara has told a US court here that it has been wrongly dragged into a dispute between two entities over "a potential business relationship gone sour".

Charred currency worth over Rs 1 lakh meant to repair his house, sewing machines to eke out a living and all personal records - 55-year-old Bashir Ahmad Darzi has lost everything he had built. On Tuesday, when bombs hit his three storey home in downtown Srinagar, Mr Darzi's dream to renovate home before his daughter's wedding was shattered.

The iconic Plaza Hotel of New York, owned by crisis-ridden Sahara group, has been rated as the top most hotel by the super rich of the world, according to a new survey.

The Supreme Court of the State of New York has rejected a plea by Hong Kong-based JTS Trading Ltd that had sought attachment of Sahara's prized hotels Plaza and Dream Downtown in the US as part of a lawsuit over a deal that went sour.

Slapped with a $350 million lawsuit seeking attachment of its two prized hotels here, crisis-ridden Sahara has told a US court in New York that it has been wrongly dragged into a dispute between two entities over "a potential business relationship gone sour".

Slapped with a $350-million (Rs 2,200 crore) lawsuit seeking attachment of its two prized hotels here, crisis-ridden Sahara has told a US court here that it has been wrongly dragged into a dispute between two entities over "a potential business relationship gone sour".