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Lunch with BS: Tara Singh Vachani, her father's daughter

Vachani tells Anjuli Bhargava how senior living services could be a big biz opportunity in India

Tara Singh Vachani
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Tara Singh Vachani. Illustration: Binay Sinha

Anjuli Bhargava
What do you do when all possible choices in life are open before you? You can choose to live a life of privilege and indulgence — as many in similar situations have done — or be like Tara Singh Vachani.

The 30-year-old third child of Max Group founder Analjit Singh has chosen a path not many in a similar situation would choose on their own accord — hard work, punishing schedules and travelling at the drop of a hat are her forte now.

We are meeting at the Prez — a restaurant at Hotel President in Dehradun, where she spends most of

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