ISSUE
Friday, August 22, 2025
Volume 16 . Issue 73
Decades-long dispute between members of one of India's former royal families over palaces, diamonds and other items worth Rs 20,000 crores has been settled.
Members of the Gaekwad family signed a memorandum of understanding of Wednesday before a judge in the city of Vadodara over property that includes a palace reportedly four times the size of Buckingham Palace.
The dispute erupted in 1991 between two sons of the last king of the former state of Baroda and involved more than 20 members of their extended families, went on even after one of the sons died in May last year.
Decades-long dispute between members of one of India's former royal families over palaces, diamonds and other items worth Rs 20,000 crores has been settled. Members of the Gaekwad family signed a memorandum of understanding of Wednesday before a judge in the city of Vadodara over property that...
Decades-long dispute between members of one of India's former royal families over palaces, diamonds and other items worth Rs 20,000 crores has been settled.
Members of the Gaekwad family signed a memorandum of understanding of Wednesday before a judge in the city of Vadodara over property that includes a palace reportedly four times the size of Buckingham Palace.
The dispute erupted in 1991 between two sons of the last king of the former state of Baroda and involved more than 20 members of their extended families, went on even after one of the sons died in May last year.
Leave a Comment