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In their plea, Altamount Road residents Viral and Bijal Thakker said their daughter was entitled to vaccine in the US and urged the court to appoint her maternal aunt Purvee Parekh (a co-petitioner) as her legal guardian so she can travel with her niece. The girl is a Class 11 student of an IB school and her academic term begins on July 1.
The petition pointed out that while the Indian government has approved vaccination for only those above 18 years of age, the US administration allows inoculation of all those aged 12 and above.
The Thakkers further said that in the US, a stay of 21 days was must for administration of the two doses and June affords their daughter adequate time to complete her vaccination.
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D-Mart’s Radhakishan Damani buys Malabar Hill property for Rs 1,001 crore
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The ground plus two storey-bungalow Madhukunj on leafy Narayan Dabholkar Marg is spread over 1.5-acre land parcel and has total built up area of around 60,000 sq ft. The market price based on the ready reckoner rate is around Rs 724 crore.
It could not be ascertained if the property will be redeveloped or the existing structure itself will be used by the family as its residence.
In the largest ever residential transaction anywhere in the country, Radhakishan Damani, billionaire investor and founder of D-Mart has bought a bungalow in South Mumbai’s plush Malabar Hill locality for Rs 1,001 crore. Damani has bought the property along with his younger brother Gopikishan Damani.
D Mart founder picks up Malabar Hill property for Rs 1,001 cr
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D Mart founder picks up Malabar Hill property for Rs 1,001 cr. Image Source: IANS News
Mumbai, April 3 : Investor and founder of D Mart retail chain, Radhakrishna Damani, and his brother, Gopikishna Damani, have bought a two-storey building in south Mumbai for a whopping Rs 1,001 crore.
According to the Loksatta website, the deal has been finalised for the property measuring 5752.22 sq mt (61,916 sq ft).
The current market price for the property as per the ready-reckoner is around Rs 724 crore and it has been sold by the current owners, Saurabh Mehta, Varsha Mehta and Jayesh Shah.