Today a news piece of the Tribune really came as a pleasant surprise!!
Mumbai born Sanjeev Mehta bought the East India Company!!
The company which once slaved India for more than two centuries is today bought by an Indian and this was done back in 2005 for a fortune of $15 million and today Sanjeev Mehta is going to open the first East India Company Store in London. What a knock back I would say.
A very special thanks to my colleague Shiv Mohan Garg who shared this piece of news... gives a great sense of Pride and Joy!!
Source - The Tribune
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Yeah!! So much has been taken from India historically, it's good to see that things have started to come back!!
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