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What Is Enemy Property Act? Why Saif Ali Khan May Lose Rs 15,000 Crore Properties
The future of Rs 15,000 crore properties inherited by actor Saif Ali Khan from Bhopal's erstwhile rulers is uncertain over filing an appeal against an order of the Office of the Custodian of Enemy ... ( read original story ...)
How will 2025 shape real estate in India?
India's premium and luxury property segment boomed in 2024, even as prices soared. What's in store this year? Anuj Puri, chairman and founder of Anarock Group, writes ... ( read original story ...)
What is Enemy Property Act, law threatening Saif Ali Khan’s Rs 15,000-crore ‘Pataudi family’ legacy?
The properties inherited by Saif Ali Khan and his family include Noor-Us-Sabah Palace, Dar-Us-Salam, Bungalow of Habibi, Ahmedabad Palace and Flag Staff House. ( read original story ...)
Saudi Arabia spent SAR 75B to develop digital infrastructure: Al-Kassabi
Saudi Arabia’s , said that the Kingdom spent SAR 93.7 billion on developing its digital infrastructure, to be ready for automation and digital transfo ...
New photo shows American released from Afghanistan after 2022 imprisonment
A new image released Wednesday shows one of one of the Americans released just this week after being held in Afghanistan.
Thailand drafts law for new financial hub with competitive incentives
Thailand plans financial hub with new draft law, offering tax benefits and privileges to attract global investors.
Thai farmers urge authorities to address invasive fish damage, restore ecosystems
Citizens rallied in Bangkok this month demanding accountability and action from the government and private corporations following an outbreak of invasive fish that has ravaged Thailand’s freshwater ...
Japanese firms seeking expansion in Vietnam
Many Japanese firms are planning to expand their operations in Vietnam this year to exploit the country's growth potential.
Over 56% of Japanese firms looking to expand investment in Vietnam: survey
Up to 56.1% of Japanese businesses operating abroad said they want to expand their business and investment in Vietnam in the next 1-2 years, the highest rate in ASEAN.