Rekha Mallya ?

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Rekha is wife of Vijay Mallya (Chairman of the United Breweries Group and Kingfisher Airlines)

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Vijay Mallya (born December 18, 1955) is an Indian businessman.

At the top of many companies, particularly since 1983 he leads the group United Breweries Group (manufacturer of alcohol), and the airline Kingfisher Airlines (Kingfisher beer name, the flagship of the UB Group) that has founded in 2005.

In September 2007, through the consortium Orange India Holdings which is the Netherlands Michiel Mol, one of two shareholders, he also completed the acquisition of the Formula 1 team Spyker F1 Team, who in 2008 took the name Force India.

In 2008, he acquired for U.S. $ 111.6 million the franchise of Bangalore at the Indian Premier League cricket competition newly created in India, and named Royal Challengers Bangalore.

Besides sports, Vijay Mallya also likes boats, since it has the Indian Empress, a stunning 95-meter yacht built in 2000, and the beautiful properties, having become purchaser, in 2008, the Grand Garden, only private ownership of the island of St. Marguerite1.

According to Forbes magazine, in March 2010 he was ranked as the 937th fortune in The Forbes World Billionaires Ranking (2010), with $ 1 billion

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Force India - Vijay Mallya and the "Top 10" ...

The owner of the sports structure in India, Vijay Mallya said in an interview that his team could very logically put items at the 19 Grand Prix Championship 2011 ...

When the Australian test, the two VJM04 sorely lacked competitiveness in the race, but following the disqualification of the two pilots of the team Sauber F1 Team: The team Force India could join the "Top 10", synonymous with points. Vijay Mallya may be disappointed with this performance-cons ... Yet it is rather optimistic view that since the Indian car will quite logically in the leading group, by the next Grand Prix: "We hope our car will be a strong candidate for the" Top 10 "and therefore points. It is very encouraging that both drivers have finished in the points in Melbourne. However, we will take steps, at the next race, to improve our overall pace. For the Australian Grand Prix, we were pretty sure our reliability, only the pure speed we needed. "

"I am pleased with the progress and efforts of the team at the plant. I can not wait for the next race. I hope we will be back in the points, with both cars. "

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Vijay Mallya, the parton Force India, spoke about the goals his team for the upcoming season.

"Our goal is to continue the momentum of progress seen in 2009. Last year, we learned and we became a better team, with increased resources. So I hope that in 2010 we will be able to do even better. My desire is to get more points and more podiums. I am confident, "said Vijay Mallya, boss of Force India, during the presentation of the VJM03.

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Force India as a contest for young giant

As the Ferrari driver Academy, Force India will also have its own school for young drivers, as confirmed by the team owner Vijay Mallya.

This nonprofit program will also offer a professional and academic training for talented people in various other fields within the motorsports industry.

"The establishment of the Force India F1 Team Academy is a historic milestone in the sport in India," said Vijay Mallya on the official site of F1.

"For the first time someone launches an ambitious program in India. "

"Our programs offer a clear career path and career in motorsport, so that one day our candidates are able to represent India internationally and bring glory to the nation," said Mallya.

Thousands of young people aged 14 to 17 years will have the opportunity to race in karts. The 14 fastest in each region, plus two promising young outside the top 14 will earn their place in the national finals in September.

The 100 national finalists will then be reduced to ten participants for a trip to the United Kingdom to participate in a grand finale at Silverstone.

The ten selected pilots will roll with 'Silverstone Formula', before a panel of experts that will select a winner and two finalists. The three young people chosen will be announced for the Grand Prix in India in October.

A great initiative ...

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F1 - Vijay Mallya is happy after Monaco

Before the start of the 2009 season, the manager and team owner Vijay Mallya said Force India would be very disappointed if neither of its two pilots managed to win points before Barcelona. After 6 races, it is clear that the counter-based team Silvertsone is still a virgin. Nevertheless, the Monaco Grand Prix was the Indian team a great time.

"I think we can be satisfied and happy with our performance in Monaco. The whole weekend has been very good for us. Our tests and our work we have achieved a superb qualifying session. I was delighted to have one car into Q2, but both were in a dream. During the corse, Giancarlo was very close to the 8th place, I am very proud of everybody and that's very encouraging for the rest of the season. "

"This is a great motivation for the team and drivers and we need to do a little better. Some developments will soon see the day such as at the rear suspensions. It's at Silverstone that our developments will therefore our most important goal in Turkey is to continue our momentum ... " Vijay Mallya said.

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Indian billionaire Vijay Mallya won "the auction Gandhi"

Continuation and end of the controversial auction of the possessions of the Mahatma. The objects eventually will return to India after they were bought by Indian businessman Vijay Mallya. All's well that end well in this case with many twists and turns which reignited the debate about the legacy of Gandhi.

$ 1.8 million (about 1, 43 million euros). It is staggering that were sold yesterday, the objects that belonged to Gandhi. The buyer, Vijay Mallya, is a billionaire but he is mostly Indian and acquisitions should now return to his country, probably in a museum. A happy ending to the controversy surrounding last week's auction of relics of the father of Indian nation.

Legal actions against Antiquorum Auctioneers, the study of auctioneers organizing, negotiating with the seller through the study will of Gandhi, the Indian government had indeed made every effort to cancel the auction. In vain. March 5, lot number 364, comprising objects of Gandhi, is being sold as scheduled in New York.

Dealings with the owner, James Otis, had yet come to fruition. For India there was no question of accepting the conditions imposed by the documentary filmmaker in California, holder objects to sell him. But before the controversy and the pressures, he finally decided to remove the relics, a few hours of the sale.

The Indian government then thought to have been successful, but another blow to the theater, Antiquorum Auctioneers, rejects the decision of James Otis as several buyers have already registered for the sale. This is neither the Indian government nor the owner of the goods but the organizer of the sale that has the last word.

The auction can begin. In a few moments in the auction room, one passes the initial $ 20 000 to $ 300 000. After three minutes, the one million mark is reached. They eventually reach $ 1.8 million (about 1, 43 million euros), or ninety times the starting price!

The Indian government's desperate efforts in recent days and the proportion has taken the international controversy has undoubtedly played a role in the outbreak of the auction. "They have a real mess," thought the hotelier Sant Singh Indo-American Chatwal just before the sale, according to the BBC. "It was a big hype. The reserve price was 20 000 to 30 000 dollars. Then I got a call [the organizers] had told me that exceeds $ 250 000. Before there was a opportunity to bargain "he said, vexed.

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To deal with any eventuality, potential buyers, Indian and Indo-American, had agreed before the sale not to bid if one of them seemed capable of winning. So it's no surprise what an Indian Income lot.

Vijay Mallya, chairman of United Breweries Group and the airline Kingfisher Airlines, is the lucky recipient. It was surprisingly not among those approached, her name appearing even after the sale of objects. Seventh fortune in India and businessman known for his luxurious tastes, Vijay Mallya had already in 2004, bought at auction for many goods Tipu Sultan of India.

As stated by its representative at the sale, Toni Bedi, the acquisition made "for the country" is quite the 1.8 million spent "and more". The relics should therefore return to India and be offered to a museum. The Government now orchestrating the purchase of objects, declaring that they had used the Indian billionaire to fetching objects, according to the Times of India.

Vijay Mallya, however, must wait before actually taking possession of the goods. These will be kept in effect for another two weeks by the study of the auctioneers, in view of ongoing legal actions, including one brought by the Delhi High Court against the auction.

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