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lap of luxury, 16 feet below the sea? An opulent hotel in the Maldives may now help you have a deluxe underwater experience! Business tycoon Anand Mahindra recently took to Twitter to talk about this one-of-a-kind hotel. He revealed that he was sent an invitation to spend a night at this hotel, but declined as he felt he would not be able to sleep in peace! “The Muraka was the Maldives’ and the world's, very first underwater hotel suite. I was sent this post with a suggestion that a stay here would ensure the most relaxed weekend rest. To be honest, I don’t think I would get a wink of sleep…I would stay awake looking for cracks in the glass ceiling,” he wrote on Twitter. The tweet soon went viral, attracting more than 418K views and 3737 likes. One Twitter user quipped that most Indians will not be able to afford it as 70 per cent of their lifetime earnings will be spent if they attempt to do so. “70% Indians' lifetime earnings are equal to one day stay here,” they wrote. The video shared by the mogul shows a room submerged in water.

Anand Mahindra, known for his engaging social media updates, recently shared a video of Governor J.B. Pritzker delivering a commencement speech at Northwestern University.

Indian billionaire Anand Mahindra has been active on social media for posting interesting and motivating content. In one of his recent posts on social media, Mahindra shared a heartwarming post for a mathematician and aspiring data scientist named Srinivasa Raghava, reported India Today. Taking to Twitter, Mahindra wrote, "Keep at it.

Anand Mahindra, who has over 10 million followers on Twitter, has shared a video of an octogenarian tea seller from Amritsar and said that he will visit the tea stall during his next visit to the city of Golden Temple. Sharing a nearly 7-minute video of Amritsar Walking Tours from this Twitter handle, the business tycoon said: «There are many sights to see in Amritsar. But the next time I visit the city, apart from visiting the Golden Temple, I will make it a point to visit this ‘Temple of Tea Service’ that Baba has apparently run for over 40 years.

Premier League (IPL), billionaire Anand Mahindra was asked to invest in the now-hugely successful short-format cricket tournament that transformed the global fortunes of the sport. The tycoon, who heads the automotive and industrial conglomerate Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., wasn’t particularly interested in what he considered a dull, passive vanity project. But it did spark an idea.

Calling out a fake article by sharing its screenshots on Twitter, Mahindra Group Chairman on November 19 said he has not invested a single rupee in cryptocurrency.