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Patriarch's Death Puts Spotlight on $14 Billion Hinduja Feud
- Thursday May 18, 2023
- World News | Ben Stupples and Jonathan Browning
For decades, Srichand Hinduja served as the patriarch of a sprawling business empire behind one of the world's biggest family fortunes with origins dating back more than a century.
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More Lawsuits Likely In Hinduja Family's Business Dispute In UK: Lawyer
- Monday April 24, 2023
- India News | Reuters
India's billionaire Hinduja family's apparent truce over the future of its global business empire is at risk, a lawyer representing patriarch Srichand Hinduja told a London court on Monday.
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The Hinduja Family Feud Puts Century-Old Business Empire In Jeopardy
- Wednesday November 24, 2021
- India News | Hugo Miller and Jonathan Browning, Bloomberg
As a child in London, one of Karam Hinduja's favorite pastimes was watching Bollywood movies with his grandfather Srichand Hinduja, the patriarch of a sprawling global business empire.
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Patriarch's Death Puts Spotlight on $14 Billion Hinduja Feud
- Thursday May 18, 2023
- World News | Ben Stupples and Jonathan Browning
For decades, Srichand Hinduja served as the patriarch of a sprawling business empire behind one of the world's biggest family fortunes with origins dating back more than a century.
- www.ndtv.com
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More Lawsuits Likely In Hinduja Family's Business Dispute In UK: Lawyer
- Monday April 24, 2023
- India News | Reuters
India's billionaire Hinduja family's apparent truce over the future of its global business empire is at risk, a lawyer representing patriarch Srichand Hinduja told a London court on Monday.
- www.ndtv.com
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The Hinduja Family Feud Puts Century-Old Business Empire In Jeopardy
- Wednesday November 24, 2021
- India News | Hugo Miller and Jonathan Browning, Bloomberg
As a child in London, one of Karam Hinduja's favorite pastimes was watching Bollywood movies with his grandfather Srichand Hinduja, the patriarch of a sprawling global business empire.
- www.ndtv.com