King Of Good Times

Vijay Mallya’s arrest, bail in London: Narendra Modi govt's action sends strong message to absconders

Vijay Mallya may have got conditional bail by a Westminster magistrate court as per the provisions of British law hours after his arrest in London, but it surely means that his time to freedom and living in luxurious surroundings is counted

Mallya's cameo appearance at the book launch: 'King of Good Times' must also have a seer-like soul

Vijay Mallya, one often feels, has the good traits of a mythical Hindu Baba, or a Sufi seer or, for that matter, a Pagan saint.

Expulsion not enough, we must examine how a Vijay Mallya makes it to Rajya Sabha

Merely expelling Mallya is insufficient atonement of the polity, the question needs to be asked – how do people like Mallya get into the august Rajya Sabha?

Vijay Mallya bargain: Billionaire in exile is tough case for Modi govt to handle

In the interview to FT, Mallya said he remains an Indian patriot who is “proud to fly the Indian flag”, but as the outcry around him continues, he is more than happy to stay safe in the UK.

Living 'King' size : Vijay Mallya lives in Rs 100 crore UK mansion

An arrest warrant for Mallya, 60, nicknamed “the King of Good Times”, was issued by an Indian court last week after he flew to Britain.

Vijay Mallya refuses to give asset details: Why should India tolerate his defiance?

Had Mallya been a genuine borrower, the industrialist would have made efforts to pay back the money well in advance and would not have waited till he is cornered by the banks, courts and the government agencies

Banks reject Vijay Mallya's Rs 4,000 cr repayment offer; SC sets 22 Apr deadline to know his appearance

Supreme Court has allowed Vijay Mallya time till 21 April to reply to the bankers' decision

Nothing wrong in retiring at 60 and enjoying life, says king of 'good times' Vijay Mallya

Mallya, however, refused to step down from the board as chairman and director of United Spirits Ltd