Kotak Mahindra Bank's founder Uday Kotak and his family bought 12 sea-facing apartments for ₹202 crore in a residential complex at Mumbai's Worli Sea Face area, reported the news portal ...

Uday’s family are so grateful for the exceptional care he received, and continues to receive, when he unexpectedly needed the hospital, and to donors who support it with the best technology and ...

Uday Kotak and his family have purchased 12 apartments in Mumbai’s Worli Sea Face area for Rs 400 crore, a record high price of Rs 2.72 lakh per square foot. They aim to potentially consolidate ...

File Photo MUMBAI: Billionaire Uday Kotak has bought 12 residential units in central Mumbai's upmarket Worli for Rs 202 crore, as per documents shared on Thursday. Kotak -- the founder-director of ...

India's richest banker and the former managing director and CEO of Kotak Mahindra Bank, Uday Kotak, as well as his family, bought residential property worth Rs 202 crore at a three-floor ...

Uday Kotak, the former managing director and CEO of Kotak Mahindra Bank, along with his family, recently acquired residential property valued at Rs 202 crore in the prestigious Worli Sea Face area ...

FICCI has revised India's GDP growth forecast to 6.4% for FY 2024-25, down from 7.0%. Consumer spending is expected to rise, driven by positive developments in agriculture and rural areas ...

Kolkata: For the third time in succession, the national executive council meetings of apex chambers FICCI and CII will converge at the Bengal Global Business Summit (BGBS). The 8th edition of the ...

Budget 2025: Ahead of the Budget, a majority of the members surveyed by FICCI favoured review of the direct tax structure with a view to spur demand and boost growth. A re-look at the slabs and the ...

MUMBAI: From corp comm to product management, that’s a fabulous transition for Vignesh Shankar. Shankar has taken on a new role as product manager, health innovations at food company ...

New Delhi: Industry body Ficci on Thursday lowered India's growth projection for the current financial year to 6.4 percent from 7 per cent estimated earlier. Sharing their perspective on the ...