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Videocon eyes pan-India mobile operations in phased manner
Videocon aims to add about 6 million subscribers in 2013-14.
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Defer 2G entry fee: Attorney General to Govt
Attorney General GE Vahanvati has advised the government to defer a Cabinet proposal to make it compulsory for all telecom operators to match the auction-determined price for their existing 2G airwaves for the remaining period of their licences.
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All natural resources cannot be auctioned: Govt tells Supreme Court
The government has informed the Supreme Court that all natural resources cannot be auctioned.The government, in an affidavit says, auctioning all natural resources will affect India's economic growth. The government also says the judiciary cannot go into policy decisions.
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2G case: Review petitions filed by govt, telecom companies in Supreme Court today
The Supreme Court will today hear review petitions filed by the Centre and various telecom companies in the 2G judgements it delivered earlier this year. These review petitions will, however, not be heard in the open court as a convention, but will be decided in the chambers of Judges Justice GS Singhvi and Justice KS Radhakrishnan.
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Cabinet defers decision on presidential reference to Supreme Court on 2G cases
The Cabinet today deferred a decision on the presidential reference to the Supreme Court on the issue of telecom licences in view of the court's verdict in the 2G scam case. In a meeting that lasted nearly two hours this evening, the Cabinet decided that Solicitor General Rohinton Nariman will brief it on the presidential reference and the Cabinet ...
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2G auction to take 400 days, says Government
In a petition filed in the Supreme Court on Thursday on the auction for 2G licences, the Department of Telecom (DoT) sought clarity on whether the court suggests procedures along the lines of the 3G auction. In such a case, 2G licence auctions could have to wait until 2013 as the process will take at least 400 days.
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Government not to challenge Supreme Court order on 2G licences
The Indian government will decide by the end of this week what action it would take on the Supreme Court's order quashing 122 licences issued in 2008, Telecom Secretary R Chandrashekhar said on Wednesday.
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2G scam: Shares divested or diluted was the only issue discussed, says Chidambaram
Union Home Minister P Chidambaram today said that the only issue examined by him as Finance Minister in 2007 and by the Prime Minister was if the two new telecom licencees Swan and Unitech were divesting i.e. selling their stake or diluting shares through issue of fresh equity.He also said that the telecom ministry consistently wanted the entry fee...
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2G licences cannot be cancelled on the basis of CAG report alone: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today made it clear that the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) report cannot be the only basis for cancellation of licenses for the 2G Spectrum and any decision taken by the government on the issue will be subject to the outcome of the petitions pending before it."Everything they (government) do after filing of the petition, i...
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Will 2G licences be cancelled? Supreme Court gets to work
Could telecom giants lose the 2G licences they were given by A Raja? The Supreme Court has decided to study the issue, and has issued notice to both the union government and to 11 telecom companies, including Idea, Tata Teleservices and Aircel.The licences, awarded in 2008, were grossly and deliberately under-valued by Mr Raja, according to a detai...
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2G scam: Enforcement Directorate issues notice to licence holders
There's bad news for some companies that got 2G licences during A Raja's tenure as the Telecom Minister.The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has issued notice to nine 2G licence holders - including Unitech, Loop, Swan - for foreign exchange violations. Companies like Unitech partnered with foreign firms after getting their licenses.PTI adds:Official so...
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Videocon eyes pan-India mobile operations in phased manner
Videocon aims to add about 6 million subscribers in 2013-14.
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Defer 2G entry fee: Attorney General to Govt
Attorney General GE Vahanvati has advised the government to defer a Cabinet proposal to make it compulsory for all telecom operators to match the auction-determined price for their existing 2G airwaves for the remaining period of their licences.
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All natural resources cannot be auctioned: Govt tells Supreme Court
The government has informed the Supreme Court that all natural resources cannot be auctioned.The government, in an affidavit says, auctioning all natural resources will affect India's economic growth. The government also says the judiciary cannot go into policy decisions.
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2G case: Review petitions filed by govt, telecom companies in Supreme Court today
The Supreme Court will today hear review petitions filed by the Centre and various telecom companies in the 2G judgements it delivered earlier this year. These review petitions will, however, not be heard in the open court as a convention, but will be decided in the chambers of Judges Justice GS Singhvi and Justice KS Radhakrishnan.
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Cabinet defers decision on presidential reference to Supreme Court on 2G cases
The Cabinet today deferred a decision on the presidential reference to the Supreme Court on the issue of telecom licences in view of the court's verdict in the 2G scam case. In a meeting that lasted nearly two hours this evening, the Cabinet decided that Solicitor General Rohinton Nariman will brief it on the presidential reference and the Cabinet ...
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2G auction to take 400 days, says Government
In a petition filed in the Supreme Court on Thursday on the auction for 2G licences, the Department of Telecom (DoT) sought clarity on whether the court suggests procedures along the lines of the 3G auction. In such a case, 2G licence auctions could have to wait until 2013 as the process will take at least 400 days.
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Government not to challenge Supreme Court order on 2G licences
The Indian government will decide by the end of this week what action it would take on the Supreme Court's order quashing 122 licences issued in 2008, Telecom Secretary R Chandrashekhar said on Wednesday.
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2G scam: Shares divested or diluted was the only issue discussed, says Chidambaram
Union Home Minister P Chidambaram today said that the only issue examined by him as Finance Minister in 2007 and by the Prime Minister was if the two new telecom licencees Swan and Unitech were divesting i.e. selling their stake or diluting shares through issue of fresh equity.He also said that the telecom ministry consistently wanted the entry fee...
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2G licences cannot be cancelled on the basis of CAG report alone: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today made it clear that the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) report cannot be the only basis for cancellation of licenses for the 2G Spectrum and any decision taken by the government on the issue will be subject to the outcome of the petitions pending before it."Everything they (government) do after filing of the petition, i...
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Will 2G licences be cancelled? Supreme Court gets to work
Could telecom giants lose the 2G licences they were given by A Raja? The Supreme Court has decided to study the issue, and has issued notice to both the union government and to 11 telecom companies, including Idea, Tata Teleservices and Aircel.The licences, awarded in 2008, were grossly and deliberately under-valued by Mr Raja, according to a detai...
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2G scam: Enforcement Directorate issues notice to licence holders
There's bad news for some companies that got 2G licences during A Raja's tenure as the Telecom Minister.The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has issued notice to nine 2G licence holders - including Unitech, Loop, Swan - for foreign exchange violations. Companies like Unitech partnered with foreign firms after getting their licenses.PTI adds:Official so...
