Sahara to build an India Centre in association with the Olympic University of East London

Updated on: Monday, June 25, 2012

The Sahara Group is planning to build an India Centre in the UK in association with the Olympic University of East London.
 
Chairman of the Sahara India Pariwar Subrata Roy met with British Prime Minister David Cameron and discussed various business opportunities for his group in the UK.
 
The discussion centred round the 4-acre India Centre in East London to be built in association with the Olympic University of East London, Sahara sources said.
 
They added that the Prime Minister appreciated the fact that this would be the only kind of its endeavour in the world between a corporate and a University.
 
Cameron also invited Roy to attend the inaugural ceremony of the Olympics here next month as his guest during the meeting on Thursday.

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