Nikkita Mulchandani: Dream Wedding Planner 16/01/2017 1:49 pm Sunetra Senior The Meridian Grand is a dazzlingly transformative London events venue, catering primarily to weddings, whose chief conceptualiser and Managing Director, Mulchandani, is of an aptly ambitious and adaptive mind. The young businesswoman graduated from Warwick University, flirting first with the idea of fashion before moving into the world of advertising and later coming to realise a one-of-a-kind North London structure: “The modern dream, of course, is to be able to work for yourself, and having garnered plenty of commercial experience by my late twenties, it felt exactly the right time to invest in this spectacular project with my entrepreneurial father. The successful owner of a Cash and Carry, he had discovered that many potential customers were struggling to locate a wedding or functions venue that satisfied both the luxurious taste of central London, and the accessibility of where they lived – thus the Meridian Grand was born. I embraced the chance to contribute an unrestricted creativity, growing alongside my business skills, and it certainly helped that I was getting married! It made the final concept very authentic and timely and personal.”
Every lock has a key 17/01/2017 4:50 pm Urja Patel We have a major issue in London in regards to affordability. For example, the average wage in Westminster is £36k per annum, whilst the average property price in Westminster in 2016 was £1,527,280. So the average property price is 42 times the average salary.
Men more likely to show-off on social media 17/01/2017 4:52 pm Urja Patel In order to show-off to friends, collect 'likes' on social media and to feel good about themselves, men are more likely to post their privacy away, a study has found.
88-year-old fights back as man grabs her handbag 17/01/2017 5:24 am Urja Patel A feisty 88-year-old woman fought back when a man grabbed her handbag in Slough - engaging in a 'tug of war' as she tried to fight him off.
Should NRIs just burn away their old cash? 18/01/2017 4:50 am Mitul Paniker "Any PIO and members of his family, who regularly visits India would easily have Rs 50,000 to Rs 100,000 worth of Indian currency, and I challenge the government to prove this as black money and forfeit this from us," claimed Dharamveer, a US national who stood at one of the 5 designated RBI branches across the country to exchange the banned 500/1000 currency notes.
25,578 MoUs signed during Vibrant Gujarat 18/01/2017 4:50 am Mitul Paniker Gujarat put it up for display for foreign investments at a time when the country moans in economic gloom post-demonetisation.
