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**softy54534** · 08-13-2012, 01:17 AM

There is another side to Reliance-Mukesh Ambani's story.

During President Obama's visit to India, a particular American Company's Management, was to sign an M.O.U. with Mukesh Ambani for U.S.$ 600 million with a little "fan-fare" in presence of the President..In a "most powerful" News Paper in New York there was a "STOTY" -deliberately "Ill-Timed"-by a Delhi based columnist,about Mukesh Ambani's recently acquired 27 story Residence with a helipad at roof--with photo(s) in a well known locality in Mumbai, along with well known Slums in Bombay."Slum Dog" movie (Oscar Winner) was also "Fresh" in memory.--- It was NOT New Yorker's business whether Mukesh purchased a 27 or 270 storied house.There was a feeble counter also in one of the local American-Indian News Papers--which reported that except two floors for Mukesh family's use,the rest all have been given either as residences to to the CEOs of Mukesh's business Empire or for other "Corporate Use".It would take minimum 4 hours to gather all these CEOs to a common point--for Corporate discussion-with the kind of Traffic Jam in Mumbai.In this building within a matter of 10 minutes all CEOs can be gathered in a Conference Hall.

I think the MOU did NOT "Take-Off".I do not know subsequently what happened.

08-13-2012, 01:17 AM	#29
softy54534 Join Date Apr 2007 Posts 5,457 Senior Member	There is another side to Reliance-Mukesh Ambani's story. During President Obama's visit to India, a particular American Company's Management, was to sign an M.O.U. with Mukesh Ambani for U.S.$ 600 million with a little "fan-fare" in presence of the President..In a "most powerful" News Paper in New York there was a "STOTY" -deliberately "Ill-Timed"-by a Delhi based columnist,about Mukesh Ambani's recently acquired 27 story Residence with a helipad at roof--with photo(s) in a well known locality in Mumbai, along with well known Slums in Bombay."Slum Dog" movie (Oscar Winner) was also "Fresh" in memory.--- It was NOT New Yorker's business whether Mukesh purchased a 27 or 270 storied house.There was a feeble counter also in one of the local American-Indian News Papers--which reported that except two floors for Mukesh family's use,the rest all have been given either as residences to to the CEOs of Mukesh's business Empire or for other "Corporate Use".It would take minimum 4 hours to gather all these CEOs to a common point--for Corporate discussion-with the kind of Traffic Jam in Mumbai.In this building within a matter of 10 minutes all CEOs can be gathered in a Conference Hall. I think the MOU did NOT "Take-Off".I do not know subsequently what happened.
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