Mamdani
Mamdani is an Indian surname originally belonging to Khoja Muslim families. The name is derived from the honorific Mām in the Kutchi and Gujarati languages, as well as Māmadō, the localized version of the name Muhammad in Hindu castes which converted to Islam.
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- — New York business group sues Mamdani over city-owned grocery stores plan
- — Local Business Group Sues Over Mamdani’s Plan to Open Municipal Grocery Stores
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- — Judge temporarily blocks Mamdani’s pied-à-terre tax on second homes
- — Mamdani's Pied-À-Terre Tax Could Backfire on Fake Non-Residents as Kathy Hochul's Office Warns Them to 'Come Clean'
- — Super-rich complain but experts welcome Mamdani’s pied-à-terre tax
- — Ken Griffin's Feud With Mamdani Hasn't Stopped His $6 Billion Manhattan Skyscraper— It's Now Under Demolition
- — Mark Cuban Turned to Grok to Test Zohran Mamdani's City-Owned Grocery Plan for NYC— and He Got a Rough Verdict
- — Zohran Mamdani Can’t Say If $250,000 Earners Are Working Class — ‘I Haven’t Sat at Home and Asked Myself Where It Starts and Stops’
- — Mamdani unveils simple fix for NYC’s cost-of-living crisis: sell groceries 30% cheaper at city-run stores. Will it work?