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  Indian Hotels Company, Parent Firm Of Taj Brand, To Open 90 New Properties

  Tata group hospitality firm Indian Hotels Company Ltd, the parent firm of Taj Hotels, today said its addition of hotels is set to accelerate over the next few years with over 90 new properties in the pipeline.

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  Taj To Open 400-Room Hotel At Delhi Airport's Terminal 3

  Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL) today announced the signing of a 400-key Taj branded hotel at Indira Gandhi International Airport's Terminal 3 in New Delhi in partnership with Chalet Airport Hotel.

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  Tata Neu E-Commerce App Launched, Brings all Tata Brands Under One Platform

  Tata Neu app offers consumers quick access to Tata brands such as Tata Cliq, Air Asia, BigBasket, Croma, IHCL, Qmin, Starbucks, Tata 1Mg, Tata Play, and Westside. You can purchase fashion, medicines, flight tickets, electronics, and more from the Neu app.

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  Taj Hotels To Provide Meals For Doctors, Medics For Another Month

  Indian Hotels Company (IHCL), a subsidiary of the Tata Group, said it will continue to provide meals to the health workers in Mumbai, Bengaluru and New Delhi for another month.

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  Tata Sons Buys Rs 195 Crore Shares in Indian Hotels, Raises Stake to 29.79%

  Tata Group hospitality firm Indian Hotels Company on Wednesday said Tata Sons has raised its holding in the company by 1.78 per cent to 29.79 per cent pursuant to a rights issue.

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  Speculation Over My Future In Tata Motors Is Annoying, Says Guenter Butschek

  There have been speculations over Butschek's continuation after the change of guard at Tata Sons, with some high-profile appointments by Mistry, including Rakesh Sarna of IHCL, leaving the Tata Group.

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  Indian Hotels Company To Raise Up To Rs 1,500 Crore Through Rights Issue

  Funds are being raised to "meet the company's long-term financing needs for capital expenditure, growth plans and debt repayment", Indian Hotels Company said.

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  Taj Mansingh Hotel To Be Auctioned As Sought By Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal

  Delhi's iconic Taj Mahal Hotel, popularly known as Taj Mansingh, currently run by the Tatas, must be auctioned, the Supreme Court said today. However, the Tata group will have to be given six months as "breathing time" to vacate if its bid in the online auction is not the winning offer, said the court.

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  Taj Mansingh Case: Supreme Court Orders Status Quo To Be Maintained

  The Supreme Court today directed that status quo be maintained with regard to New Delhi Municipal Council's auctioning process of the iconic Taj Mansingh Hotel in New Delhi, run by Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL).

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  Indian Hotels Calls EGM To Seek Mistry Removal As Director

  Last week, independent directors of Indian Hotels Co Ltd (IHCL) unanimously supported his leadership and continuance as chairman of the company.

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  Taj Hotels Moves Supreme Court Against Auctioning Of Delhi's Taj Mansingh

  Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL), which runs the Taj Mansingh Hotel in the national capital, has approached Supreme Court against the Delhi High Court order that cleared the decks for auctioning of the iconic property.

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  Indian Hotels Moves Supreme Court Against Auctioning Of Delhi's Taj Mansingh

  Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL), which runs the Taj Mansingh Hotel in the national capital, has approached Supreme Court against the Delhi High Court order that cleared the decks for auctioning of the iconic property.

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  Court Dismisses Plea Against Auction Of Taj Mansingh Hotel

  Delhi High Court dismissed the appeal filed by Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL), which runs the Taj Mansingh Hotel, against the auctioning of the property by New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC).

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  Indian Hotels, Tata Sons Dismiss Rakesh Sarna's Exit Speculation

  Rakesh Sarna was appointed to lead Indian Hotels Company on September 1, 2014,taking over from the Tata group hospitality firm's long-serving chief Raymond Bickson.

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  Don't Take Precipitative Action Against Taj Mansingh: Delhi High Court

  Delhi High Court today directed New Delhi Municipal Council not to any take "precipitative action" against the iconic Taj Mansingh Hotel while allowing Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL), which runs the luxury property, to "strengthen" its appeal against a single judge order.