Indian Tycoon Mansion

Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya's palatial island home boasts 17 bedrooms, a cinema, private helipad and even its own nightclub. But one of the banks suing him for unpaid debts allege the former billionaire let it fall into disrepair.

It appeared to be the coup de grace of a Canadian dirty money probe into real estate: a sprawling island manor off the coast of Vancouver that the government said was linked directly to an alleged criminal conspiracy at a state-run Indian bank.

A high-profile Indian billionaire businessman misappropriated 150 million dollars from his Australian fertiliser business for personal benefit like acquiring a mansion, luxury cars and his wife's vegetarian restaurant chain, the Supreme Court of Victoria heard today.

An Indian-origin couple's $70 million mansion in Australia, known as 'Taj Mahal-on-the-Swan', will be demolished after the former fertiliser magnates failed to reach an agreement with the local council.

The Taj Mahal is on sale. But, wait. Not the iconic Indian Taj Mahal - that monument to love - but one in Australia being built by an Indian businessman.According to PerthNow.com, the $70 million "Taj-Mahal-on-the-Swan", still being built, may soon have new owners after businessman Pankaj Oswal's fertiliser company went into receivership. The $70-m...

Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya's palatial island home boasts 17 bedrooms, a cinema, private helipad and even its own nightclub. But one of the banks suing him for unpaid debts allege the former billionaire let it fall into disrepair.

It appeared to be the coup de grace of a Canadian dirty money probe into real estate: a sprawling island manor off the coast of Vancouver that the government said was linked directly to an alleged criminal conspiracy at a state-run Indian bank.

A high-profile Indian billionaire businessman misappropriated 150 million dollars from his Australian fertiliser business for personal benefit like acquiring a mansion, luxury cars and his wife's vegetarian restaurant chain, the Supreme Court of Victoria heard today.

An Indian-origin couple's $70 million mansion in Australia, known as 'Taj Mahal-on-the-Swan', will be demolished after the former fertiliser magnates failed to reach an agreement with the local council.

The Taj Mahal is on sale. But, wait. Not the iconic Indian Taj Mahal - that monument to love - but one in Australia being built by an Indian businessman.According to PerthNow.com, the $70 million "Taj-Mahal-on-the-Swan", still being built, may soon have new owners after businessman Pankaj Oswal's fertiliser company went into receivership. The $70-m...