There’s 2 guys of the same name who are often referred to an Indian Millionaires. One who you can get a bit of info on and pics online of, the other is our Chairman. So it’s likely not our Chairman who’s bought the flats.
I think the response to the OP IS THAT he can spend his money on whatever he wants. The input to BFC is something I’m grateful for as it’s keeping us in existence
Who is calling in the debt though. The owners? I'll compound my losses by not adding anymore funds and letting my investment die. Clever move. It would no doubt have the armchair accountants waxing lyrical though whilst they're pushing their trolley's around Grove Street Lidl.
Delhi is the capital. Mumbai (Bombay as was) is the largest city and financial centre of India - which is currently the 5th largest economy in the world (overtaking UK) and predicted to be the largest in the second half of the century.
Its all fur coat and no knickers though. Yes the rich, affluent business sector is prospering but watch world railway journeys and some of the wildlife documentaries. They show shanty towns, people clinging to the side of trains and washing in a brown Ganghes.
IIRC one of the most expensive bits of real estate in the world is in Mumbai. It backs onto Dharavi - one of the world's largest slums. Saying that - and accepting that poverty means different things in different countries - the rate of poverty in India is 1-2%, but in UK its around 20%.
The photo is the tech Neerav Parekh. The press got them mixed up at the time of the take over. Think the company is correct. Who knows Does it matter?