Business tit-bits: THE HINDUJAS’ COURT BATTLES

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In this episode of the Business tit-bits our Business Editor Mr Akhilesh Bhargava shares his take on the legal battle between Hinduja Brothers. #HindujaBrothers
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29 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 14

@rext8949 4 года назад

Wow, the family values of a group involved in multiple bribery and other questionable deals. The public would certainly like to know about these values. 😅😅

@aruaru4188 4 года назад

They are nothing more than glorified middlemen/ brokers. What values do you expect???

@krishnamurthy524 4 года назад

It is like another Mahabharata With the difference that it was a saga Here it is a fraudulent drama

@rmazim500 4 года назад

Very Good and informative video.Ultimately Fraternal Relations is inconsequential.What matters ultimately is is Money and Wealth.

@skitrip2948 4 года назад

Lawsuit is just to protect from extraction bhargav JI. Bada socho...you need a team just as fearless . Yawns...

@kumkumdg7972 4 года назад

HINDUJA S ARE NOT UNTOUCHABLE.ONLY CONGRESS PARTYWERE BLAMED.FACTS WE TEND TO FORGET.

@PRO2358 4 года назад

👏🏽👏🏽

@MsParsy 4 года назад

👌🙏

@shubchatt 4 года назад

Curse of the 3rd generation

@skitrip2948 4 года назад

Kya kahani hai yeh 3rd generation wali. Batao kuch

@subhasisghosh66 4 года назад

In the aftermath of the Pulwama attack, The Caravan Magazine had published an article giving details of the caste of the dead soldiers and trying to make a point that upper caste people, who are apparently in the forefront of the Hindutva movement, were not enough in numbers for those dying for the country. By the same stretch of logic The Caravan should write an article on the death of our soldiers in Galwan, give a break up on their religious beliefs and point out that people who were recently in the forefront of reading the preamble to the constitution during the anti CAA protests were conspicuous by their absence there.