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          The Indian mansion at 64 Cliff Road was built by former mining magnate Arun Jagatramka as a multi-level statement piece, complete with underground parking.

        1. The Indian mansion at 64 Cliff Road was built by former mining magnate Arun Jagatramka as a multi-level statement piece, complete with underground parking.
        2. Arun Kumar Jagatramka is the Chairman and Managing Director of Gujarat.
        3. Arun Kumar Jagatramka is Chairman/Managing Director at Gujarat Nre Coke Ltd. See Arun Kumar Jagatramka's compensation, career history, education, & memberships.
        4. One-time Wollongong mining magnate Arun Jagatramka has been ordered to pay back $12 million for the house his company - now called Wollongong Coal - bought for.
        5. Arun Kumar Jagatramka, chairman and managing director of Gujarat NRE Coke Ltd., speaks at the 6th Coaltrans Australia conference in Brisbane.
        6. Arun Kumar Jagatramka is Chairman/Managing Director at Gujarat Nre Coke Ltd. See Arun Kumar Jagatramka's compensation, career history, education, & memberships..

          Wollongong Hawks saved by 'Kolkata boy'

          Arun Kumar Jagatramka has a strong accent and is sometimes a difficult man to understand, but his body language is generally warm and his smile broad.He has become a regular figure in Wollongong, flying in from India for several days every month to oversee the operations at Wollongong's NRE No 1 and NRE Wongawilli collieries.He is managing director of Gujarat NRE Coke, the Indian company named after a coal state in the subcontinent whose Australian arm is in control of the Wollongong mines.

        7. Indian magnate saves the Wollongong HawksHis wife, Mona Jagatramka, is a director.Before Mr Jagatramka, then a merchant banker, took over the company in 1997 from his father, it was struggling.It is now five times larger and has becomeIndia's largest independent producer of metallurgical coke.The family's net wealth has grown from about $500,000 to more than $400 million.In 2004, Mr Jagatramka began looking at operations in Australia and, at