Sachin New Bungalow

Sachin Tendulkar has reportedly refused to accept the Delhi bungalow offered to him after he was sworn in as a Rajya Sabha MP. Reports suggest the new parliamentarian has taken this decision because he does not want to burden the government.

Sachin Tendulkar has reportedly refused to accept the Delhi bungalow offered to him after he was sworn in as a Rajya Sabha MP. Reports suggest the new parliamentarian has taken this decision because he does not want to burden the government.

A right to information activist on Saturday raised questions whether cricketer Sachin Tendulkar had paid the penalty imposed on him last year for illegally occupying his new bungalow in Bandra here without obtaining the necessary clearances.

Cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar has paid a fine of Rs 4.35 lakh to the Mumbai civic body for performing 'vastu puja' at his new five-storey bungalow without having the occupancy certificate.

Sachin Tendulkar fulfilled his long cherished dream of living in a house of his own on Wednesday as he moved into a sprawling bungalow at Perry Cross Road in suburban Bandra here.

After winning the Cup at Wankhede Stadium, perhaps the only accomplishment that had evaded the Little Master throughout his career, Sachin Tendulkar can hope for another of his long-standing dreams to materialise by the end of the year.After the Sahitya Sahawas residence in Bandra East and his current home in La Mer apartments, he can now move into...

Sachin Tendulkar's four-storey dream home, a renovated pre-independence Parsi villa in Bandra, will finally be ready in October, says its architect.

Sachin Tendulkar has reportedly refused to accept the Delhi bungalow offered to him after he was sworn in as a Rajya Sabha MP. Reports suggest the new parliamentarian has taken this decision because he does not want to burden the government.

Sachin Tendulkar has reportedly refused to accept the Delhi bungalow offered to him after he was sworn in as a Rajya Sabha MP. Reports suggest the new parliamentarian has taken this decision because he does not want to burden the government.

A right to information activist on Saturday raised questions whether cricketer Sachin Tendulkar had paid the penalty imposed on him last year for illegally occupying his new bungalow in Bandra here without obtaining the necessary clearances.

Cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar has paid a fine of Rs 4.35 lakh to the Mumbai civic body for performing 'vastu puja' at his new five-storey bungalow without having the occupancy certificate.

Sachin Tendulkar fulfilled his long cherished dream of living in a house of his own on Wednesday as he moved into a sprawling bungalow at Perry Cross Road in suburban Bandra here.

After winning the Cup at Wankhede Stadium, perhaps the only accomplishment that had evaded the Little Master throughout his career, Sachin Tendulkar can hope for another of his long-standing dreams to materialise by the end of the year.After the Sahitya Sahawas residence in Bandra East and his current home in La Mer apartments, he can now move into...

Sachin Tendulkar's four-storey dream home, a renovated pre-independence Parsi villa in Bandra, will finally be ready in October, says its architect.