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Meet Asma Khan, Indian-Born London Hotel Owner In TIME's Influential List
Asma Khan’s restaurant, Darjeeling Express, is an all-women kitchen that specialises in Bengali and Indian Rajput cuisine.
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Indian-Origin Hotel Owners Arrested In US For 'Hiding' 2 Fugitives
Two Indian-origin hotel owners in the US state of Tennessee have been arrested in the US for allegedly lying to the police about the whereabouts of two fugitives who were hiding inside their building, according to media reports.
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"Fabricated Stories": Suresh Raina To NDTV On IPL Hotel Room Controversy
In an exclusive interview with NDTV, Suresh Raina said stories surrounding the fallout about the hotel room in the UAE were "fabricated".
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Drafted As Quarantine Centres, Punjab Hotels Stare At Losses, "Stigma"
The decision to offer their hotels as centres to quarantine Non-Resident Indian (NRI) evacuees has left hotel owners in Punjab fighting a dual battle-of financial losses and the stigma of having operated as a quarantine centre, feared as source of Coronavirus infection.
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"I Probably Funded Al Qaeda": Indian-Origin Restaurateur Racially Abused
An Indian-origin restaurateur in the US has been racially targeted by a customer who referred to him and his family as "a tribe from India" and went on to comment that he "probably just funded Al-Qaeda" by eating at the hotel, according to a media report.
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What The Supreme Court Said On Section 377: Here's A Look
The Supreme Court of India has referred a plea seeking decriminalisation of gay sex between two consenting adults to larger bench. A top court bench comprising Chief Justice Dipak Misra and Justices A M Khanwilkar and D Y Chandrachud said the issue arising out of section 377 of the Indian Penal Code required to be debated upon by a larger bench. Se...
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Will Do Whatever It Takes To Deal With Cyrus Mistry Ouster: Tata Sons
Last week, the promoter company of the major operating Tata group firms had accused Mistry of betraying trust and trying to seek control of main operating companies of the over $100 billion group.
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Cyrus Mistry Still Chairman Of Some Tata Firms. Palace Intrigue A Danger
Cyrus Mistry is still chairman and non-executive director of Tata Motors Ltd., owner of Jaguar Land Rover; Tata Power Ltd. and Indian Hotels.
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Indian Hotels in the UK Face a Shortage of Chefs
Facing an acute shortage of curry chefs, Indian restaurant owners in the UK have called on Prime Minister David Cameron to introduce short-term work visas to save "hundreds" of restaurants from the possible shut down.
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Indian Hotels abandons $1.2-billion bid for Orient-Express
Indian Hotels Company (IHC), owner of the Taj Mahal chain of hotels and resorts, will not pursue its $1.2-billion bid to acquire US luxury hotels group Orient-Express Hotels, it said on Friday, ending a year-long chase.
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Global hotel firms find a short cut through India's red tape
Capitalising on distress in the Indian hospitality sector, international operators are teaming up with investors to acquire hotels from debt-laden domestic owners and reopen them under their own corporate banners.
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India vs England 5th ODI: Dharamsala all set for a festive Sunday
McLeodganj, 8km from Dharamsala, has around 91 registered hotels which can accommodate 2,000 people. In addition to this, a dozen government guest houses are also there. Sanjeev Gandhi, owner of a hotel in McLeodganj said, "The total rooms of our hotel were booked a year back for this event.
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Meet Asma Khan, Indian-Born London Hotel Owner In TIME's Influential List
Asma Khan’s restaurant, Darjeeling Express, is an all-women kitchen that specialises in Bengali and Indian Rajput cuisine.
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Indian-Origin Hotel Owners Arrested In US For 'Hiding' 2 Fugitives
Two Indian-origin hotel owners in the US state of Tennessee have been arrested in the US for allegedly lying to the police about the whereabouts of two fugitives who were hiding inside their building, according to media reports.
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"Fabricated Stories": Suresh Raina To NDTV On IPL Hotel Room Controversy
In an exclusive interview with NDTV, Suresh Raina said stories surrounding the fallout about the hotel room in the UAE were "fabricated".
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Drafted As Quarantine Centres, Punjab Hotels Stare At Losses, "Stigma"
The decision to offer their hotels as centres to quarantine Non-Resident Indian (NRI) evacuees has left hotel owners in Punjab fighting a dual battle-of financial losses and the stigma of having operated as a quarantine centre, feared as source of Coronavirus infection.
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"I Probably Funded Al Qaeda": Indian-Origin Restaurateur Racially Abused
An Indian-origin restaurateur in the US has been racially targeted by a customer who referred to him and his family as "a tribe from India" and went on to comment that he "probably just funded Al-Qaeda" by eating at the hotel, according to a media report.
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What The Supreme Court Said On Section 377: Here's A Look
The Supreme Court of India has referred a plea seeking decriminalisation of gay sex between two consenting adults to larger bench. A top court bench comprising Chief Justice Dipak Misra and Justices A M Khanwilkar and D Y Chandrachud said the issue arising out of section 377 of the Indian Penal Code required to be debated upon by a larger bench. Se...
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Will Do Whatever It Takes To Deal With Cyrus Mistry Ouster: Tata Sons
Last week, the promoter company of the major operating Tata group firms had accused Mistry of betraying trust and trying to seek control of main operating companies of the over $100 billion group.
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Cyrus Mistry Still Chairman Of Some Tata Firms. Palace Intrigue A Danger
Cyrus Mistry is still chairman and non-executive director of Tata Motors Ltd., owner of Jaguar Land Rover; Tata Power Ltd. and Indian Hotels.
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Indian Hotels in the UK Face a Shortage of Chefs
Facing an acute shortage of curry chefs, Indian restaurant owners in the UK have called on Prime Minister David Cameron to introduce short-term work visas to save "hundreds" of restaurants from the possible shut down.
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Indian Hotels abandons $1.2-billion bid for Orient-Express
Indian Hotels Company (IHC), owner of the Taj Mahal chain of hotels and resorts, will not pursue its $1.2-billion bid to acquire US luxury hotels group Orient-Express Hotels, it said on Friday, ending a year-long chase.
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Global hotel firms find a short cut through India's red tape
Capitalising on distress in the Indian hospitality sector, international operators are teaming up with investors to acquire hotels from debt-laden domestic owners and reopen them under their own corporate banners.
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India vs England 5th ODI: Dharamsala all set for a festive Sunday
McLeodganj, 8km from Dharamsala, has around 91 registered hotels which can accommodate 2,000 people. In addition to this, a dozen government guest houses are also there. Sanjeev Gandhi, owner of a hotel in McLeodganj said, "The total rooms of our hotel were booked a year back for this event.
