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		<title>The hanging gardens of Bombay</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In India the rich are getting richer; the poor, naturally, are a long way behind. There are thirty-six &#8220;dollar billionaires&#8221;, and their combined fortunes add up to about £96,000 million, according to an article in the Times (26 May) about the recent annual conference of the Confederation of Indian Industry in Delhi. Among the tycoons present was the sixth-richest Indian, who has nearly £5,000 million: and the article was accompanied by a photograph showing another tycoon, Yohan Poonawalla, an industrialist, posing beside &#8220;two of his Rolls-Royces&#8221;. Yet another tycoon, Mukesh Ambani (oil, retail, and biotechnology), is building for himself in Bombay a &#8220;sixty-storey palace&#8221; (Guardian, 31 May). &#8220;Draped in hanging gardens, the building will house a floor for a home theatre, a glass-fronted apartment for guests, and a two-storey health club.&#8221; The bottom six floors are for car parking, and at the top is a place to land a helicopter. Ambani has six in his family, and a full-time staff of 600, making a satisfactory ratio of 100 servants to one Ambani. His new retreat will have more floor space than the Palace of Versailles. Some of these rich Indians have come to live in Britain. The richest of them [...]


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