Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Indian-American Entrepreneur Plans LA Landmark Tribute to India
Dr. Kali P. Chaudhary, an Indian-American entrepreneur, has won the rights to redevelop a large, unfinished building in downtown Los Angeles.
He plans to rename it KPC Square and make it a tribute to India.
The project will include a tall spire, a big LED screen, and a New Year's Eve celebration like Times Square.
Chaudhary says he wants to honor his Indian roots and inspire other Indians.
He also believes India will become a top global economy in the future.
He hopes Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the building.
Indian-American entrepreneur Dr. Kali P. Chaudhary acquires Oceanwide Plaza in downtown Los Angeles.
Plans to rename it KPC Square and make it a tribute to India.
Project includes a landmark spire, largest wraparound LED display, and New Year's Eve ball drop.
Chaudhary inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and hopes he will inaugurate the building.
Believes India will become a top global economy in the next 30 years.
- Who
- Dr. Kali P. Chaudhary, an Indian-American entrepreneur and physician
- What
- Acquisition and redevelopment of Oceanwide Plaza in downtown Los Angeles
- When
- After a five-year legal battle, recently won
- Where
- Downtown Los Angeles
- Why
- To create a lasting symbol of India and honor his roots
Cultural Tribute
Commercial Investment
Project Motivation
Cultural Tribute
Chaudhary wants to create a lasting symbol of India in Los Angeles, driven by a desire to honor his roots and inspire the Indian diaspora.
Commercial Investment
The project is also a significant commercial investment, with plans for a landmark spire, LED displays, and a New Year's Eve attraction.
- Developer
- Dr. Kali P. Chaudhary
- Project Name
- KPC Square
- Location
- Downtown Los Angeles
- Project Duration
- 5 years, 2 months, 14 days
- Competitors
- 90 suitors
- Project Features
- Landmark spire, New Year's Eve ball drop, largest wraparound LED display
- Inspiration
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi
- Future Vision
- India to be a top global economy