Janardhana Reddy Wedding

Weddings are always a grand affair in India. Here are some examples of people opening their hearts to make the event a memorable one.

Karnataka bureaucrat Bheema Naik - who was named in his driver's suicide note, which also alleged that he helped tycoon and former minister Janardhana Reddy launder money - has been suspended by the Karnataka government.

An official allegedly close to Karnataka mining baron and former minister G Janardhana Reddy has been arrested after a suicide note by his driver accused him of helping Mr Reddy launder money. The cash was allegedly used for Mr Reddy's daughter's wedding last month, the opulence of which had made international headlines.

Mining baron and former minister G Janardhana Reddy laundered 100 crores of untaxed money ahead of his daughter's internationally-headlined wedding last month, a driver in Karnataka has alleged in a note left behind after he killed himself yesterday.

Weddings in India are a celebration of community - there's a reason why the term 'big fat Indian wedding' is so popular and so apt. So has the scrapping of 500 and 1,000 rupee notes announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on November 8 made an impact on the wedding scene in India?

Five days after the extravagant wedding of Karnataka politician and mining tycoon Gali Janardhan Reddy's daughter in Bengaluru, the Income Tax department is searching the vendors involved in it.

Alvin Mendonca, drove past the Bengaluru palace ground this week on his way to work in Bengaluru, but unlike many other people, the ostentatious wedding of politician and mining baron Janardhana Reddy's daughter being held there did not have top of the mind recall for him. The media professional is worried about another wedding.

50,000 people attended a wedding in Bengaluru hosted by politician and mining tycoon G Janardhana Reddy. Not invited, but present nevertheless, were some tax officers who, according to sources, were discreetly appraising the lavish arrangements.

Gali Janardhan Reddy, a former Karnataka minister and mining baron, has given a whole new twist to the big fat Indian wedding.

Weddings are always a grand affair in India. Here are some examples of people opening their hearts to make the event a memorable one.

Karnataka bureaucrat Bheema Naik - who was named in his driver's suicide note, which also alleged that he helped tycoon and former minister Janardhana Reddy launder money - has been suspended by the Karnataka government.

An official allegedly close to Karnataka mining baron and former minister G Janardhana Reddy has been arrested after a suicide note by his driver accused him of helping Mr Reddy launder money. The cash was allegedly used for Mr Reddy's daughter's wedding last month, the opulence of which had made international headlines.

Mining baron and former minister G Janardhana Reddy laundered 100 crores of untaxed money ahead of his daughter's internationally-headlined wedding last month, a driver in Karnataka has alleged in a note left behind after he killed himself yesterday.

Weddings in India are a celebration of community - there's a reason why the term 'big fat Indian wedding' is so popular and so apt. So has the scrapping of 500 and 1,000 rupee notes announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on November 8 made an impact on the wedding scene in India?

Five days after the extravagant wedding of Karnataka politician and mining tycoon Gali Janardhan Reddy's daughter in Bengaluru, the Income Tax department is searching the vendors involved in it.

Alvin Mendonca, drove past the Bengaluru palace ground this week on his way to work in Bengaluru, but unlike many other people, the ostentatious wedding of politician and mining baron Janardhana Reddy's daughter being held there did not have top of the mind recall for him. The media professional is worried about another wedding.

50,000 people attended a wedding in Bengaluru hosted by politician and mining tycoon G Janardhana Reddy. Not invited, but present nevertheless, were some tax officers who, according to sources, were discreetly appraising the lavish arrangements.

Gali Janardhan Reddy, a former Karnataka minister and mining baron, has given a whole new twist to the big fat Indian wedding.