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Rs 1.6 Crore Fee, 2G Spectrum Scam Clauses For Starlink's Entry To India
Elon Musk's satellite communication company Starlink will pay a non-refundable fee of Rs 1.6 crore and will likely be issued a licence by mid-June to begin its operations in India, sources have told NDTV Profit.
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2G Spectrum Case: Centre Moves Supreme Court Seeking Modification Of 2012 Verdict
In its judgement delivered on February 2, 2012, the Supreme Court had quashed 2G spectrum licences given to various firms during the tenure of A Raja as the telecom minister in January 2008.
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Supreme Court "Lost Its Way" While Cancelling Coal Block, 2G Licences: Mukul Rohatgi
The Supreme Court "lost its way" while cancelling all allocations of coal blocks, 2G spectrum licences and iron ore mining and "its zeal to protect the environment" dealt a serious blow to the country's economy, former Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi said on Saturday.
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Issue Before CBI Different, Says Supreme Court Judge Who Scrapped 2G Licences
A day after a special court said there was no proof of a scam in the allocation of 2G spectrum licences in 2007-8 when the Congress was in power and A Raja was Telecom Minister, a Supreme Court judge who had scrapped 122 licences allocated by Mr Raja calling them illegal, has set the record straight.
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After 2G Verdict, Spotlight On 122 Licenses Scrapped by Supreme Court
What happens to the 122 telecom licences scrapped by the Supreme Court depends on whether investigators will contest today's Delhi court order acquitting all accused in the 2G spectrum case, Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha said today.
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A Raja Did Not Mislead Ex PM Manmohan Singh, His Office To Blame: Court
Former Telecom Minister A. Raja "did not misrepresent facts" to then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on policy matters related to allocation of 2G spectrum licences, a court said on Thursday while acquitting all accused in the case.
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Former Telecom Minister A Raja, Kanimozhi, 15 Others Acquitted in 2G Spectrum Case: 10 Points
Former telecom minister A Raja and M Kanimozhi of the DMK were among 17 people acquitted today in the "2G scam", one of India's biggest corruption scandals. Mr Raja, other politicians and corporate executives were accused in the alleged below-market-price sale of lucrative telecoms permits bundled with airwaves in 2008, which the national auditor s...
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Supreme Court Restrains Aircel-Maxis From Transferring 2G Licences
The Supreme Court today restrained transfer of 2G licences from Malaysia's Maxis which was originally allotted to Aircel to any other telecom company.
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2G Scam: Reliance Entirely Funded Swan Telecom, CBI Says
The CBI today told a special court that Reliance ADA Group had made the entire funding for Swan Telecom Pvt Ltd (STPL), one of the accused firm in 2G spectrum allocation case, in an alleged violation of stipulated rules. The agency said that the Group made the fundings through a "circuitous route" when STPL had applied for 2G licences in 14 telecom...
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TRAI Recommends 3G Spectrum February Auction Base Rate at Rs. 2,720 Per MHz
"The Authority recommends that the reserve price for 2100MHz spectrum in each LSA (licence service area) should be...Rs. 2,720 crores."
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A Key Supreme Court Date For CBI Chief, Accused of Misconduct
The Supreme Court will today examine the allegations levelled against CBI Director Ranjit Sinha by the Centre for Public Interest Litigation (CPIL), a non-profit organisation and one of the PIL petitioners on whose plea 122 licences for 2G spectrum were cancelled by the Supreme Court.
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Telecom department to issue demand notice to holders of quashed licences in May: report
The Department of Telecom (DoT) is in the final stages of issuing demand notices to telecom companies, whose licences were quashed by the Supreme Court in February, 2012 but were allowed to operate till completion of spectrum auction, according to an official.
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DoT may withdraw 2G penalty on Loop Telecom
The penalty, for allegedly violating the 2G spectrum licence, is estimated to be roughly Rs. 1,000 crores.
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2G spectrum auction ends, nets over Rs 60,000 crore: report
The government has set a target of Rs 40,874 crore for this fiscal year (FY14) from spectrum, including the auction amount, one-time spectrum charge and annual regular licence fee
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Government hopes to raise Rs 11,300 crore from spectrum auction
India's cash-strapped government hoped on Monday it would be third time lucky as it began an auction of mobile licences to try to raise money and increase investment in the struggling sector.
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Rs 1.6 Crore Fee, 2G Spectrum Scam Clauses For Starlink's Entry To India
Elon Musk's satellite communication company Starlink will pay a non-refundable fee of Rs 1.6 crore and will likely be issued a licence by mid-June to begin its operations in India, sources have told NDTV Profit.
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2G Spectrum Case: Centre Moves Supreme Court Seeking Modification Of 2012 Verdict
In its judgement delivered on February 2, 2012, the Supreme Court had quashed 2G spectrum licences given to various firms during the tenure of A Raja as the telecom minister in January 2008.
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Supreme Court "Lost Its Way" While Cancelling Coal Block, 2G Licences: Mukul Rohatgi
The Supreme Court "lost its way" while cancelling all allocations of coal blocks, 2G spectrum licences and iron ore mining and "its zeal to protect the environment" dealt a serious blow to the country's economy, former Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi said on Saturday.
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Issue Before CBI Different, Says Supreme Court Judge Who Scrapped 2G Licences
A day after a special court said there was no proof of a scam in the allocation of 2G spectrum licences in 2007-8 when the Congress was in power and A Raja was Telecom Minister, a Supreme Court judge who had scrapped 122 licences allocated by Mr Raja calling them illegal, has set the record straight.
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After 2G Verdict, Spotlight On 122 Licenses Scrapped by Supreme Court
What happens to the 122 telecom licences scrapped by the Supreme Court depends on whether investigators will contest today's Delhi court order acquitting all accused in the 2G spectrum case, Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha said today.
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A Raja Did Not Mislead Ex PM Manmohan Singh, His Office To Blame: Court
Former Telecom Minister A. Raja "did not misrepresent facts" to then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on policy matters related to allocation of 2G spectrum licences, a court said on Thursday while acquitting all accused in the case.
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Former Telecom Minister A Raja, Kanimozhi, 15 Others Acquitted in 2G Spectrum Case: 10 Points
Former telecom minister A Raja and M Kanimozhi of the DMK were among 17 people acquitted today in the "2G scam", one of India's biggest corruption scandals. Mr Raja, other politicians and corporate executives were accused in the alleged below-market-price sale of lucrative telecoms permits bundled with airwaves in 2008, which the national auditor s...
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Supreme Court Restrains Aircel-Maxis From Transferring 2G Licences
The Supreme Court today restrained transfer of 2G licences from Malaysia's Maxis which was originally allotted to Aircel to any other telecom company.
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2G Scam: Reliance Entirely Funded Swan Telecom, CBI Says
The CBI today told a special court that Reliance ADA Group had made the entire funding for Swan Telecom Pvt Ltd (STPL), one of the accused firm in 2G spectrum allocation case, in an alleged violation of stipulated rules. The agency said that the Group made the fundings through a "circuitous route" when STPL had applied for 2G licences in 14 telecom...
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TRAI Recommends 3G Spectrum February Auction Base Rate at Rs. 2,720 Per MHz
"The Authority recommends that the reserve price for 2100MHz spectrum in each LSA (licence service area) should be...Rs. 2,720 crores."
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A Key Supreme Court Date For CBI Chief, Accused of Misconduct
The Supreme Court will today examine the allegations levelled against CBI Director Ranjit Sinha by the Centre for Public Interest Litigation (CPIL), a non-profit organisation and one of the PIL petitioners on whose plea 122 licences for 2G spectrum were cancelled by the Supreme Court.
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Telecom department to issue demand notice to holders of quashed licences in May: report
The Department of Telecom (DoT) is in the final stages of issuing demand notices to telecom companies, whose licences were quashed by the Supreme Court in February, 2012 but were allowed to operate till completion of spectrum auction, according to an official.
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DoT may withdraw 2G penalty on Loop Telecom
The penalty, for allegedly violating the 2G spectrum licence, is estimated to be roughly Rs. 1,000 crores.
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2G spectrum auction ends, nets over Rs 60,000 crore: report
The government has set a target of Rs 40,874 crore for this fiscal year (FY14) from spectrum, including the auction amount, one-time spectrum charge and annual regular licence fee
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Government hopes to raise Rs 11,300 crore from spectrum auction
India's cash-strapped government hoped on Monday it would be third time lucky as it began an auction of mobile licences to try to raise money and increase investment in the struggling sector.
