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Meet Ananda Krishnan, Malaysian Tycoon Whose Son Gave Up $5 Billion Empire To Become Monk
Ananda Krishnan is one of Malaysia's most influential and wealthiest individuals. In the past week, Mr Krishnan, also known as AK, has been in the limelight because of his son Ajahn Siripanyo, who gave up the world's riches to become a Buddhist monk.
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Meet Ajahn Siripanyo, The Monk Who Gave Up His Father's $5 Billion Empire
The only son of Malaysian billionaire Ananda Krishnan, Ven Ajahn Siripanyo gave up the world of riches and spoils to become a Buddhist monk.
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Tycoon's $7 Billion Wipeout Turns His India Dream Into Nightmare
It was supposed to be the crowning achievement of Malaysian tycoon T. Ananda Krishnan's five-decade career.
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Mobile Operator Aircel Files For Bankruptcy
Billionaire T Ananda Krishnan's Aircel has filed for bankruptcy in the Mumbai branch of National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), the bankruptcy and insolvency resolution court.
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Aircel-Maxis Report In Court Includes P Chidambaram's Role. What He Said
Former Finance Minister P Chidambaram has said that in 2006 he approved the sale of telecom company Aircel to a Malaysian group "in the normal course of business." The deal is being investigated for money-laundering and corruption by the CBI as well as the Enforcement Directorate or ED, which handles financial crimes.
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In Stern Warning To Aircel, Supreme Court Says Spectrum Can Be Cancelled
Airwaves granted to telecom operator Aircel could be cancelled if two executives at Malaysian parent Maxis Bhd do not appear at a trial court, the Supreme Court warned on Friday. The court, led by Chief Justice JS Khehar, also barred Aircel from transferring the ownership of its airwaves while a corruption case centred on a past deal involving the ...
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Aircel-Maxis Case: Arrest Warrants Against 2 Malaysian Men
A special 2G court today issued open arrest warrants against Malaysian nationals T Ananda Krishnan and Augustus Ralph Marshall, who are accused in Aircel-Maxis deal case along with former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran and his brother Kalanithi Maran.
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Fixed Deposits, Properties Taken Illegally, Says Ex-Union Minister Dayanidhi Maran
Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran has said that assets belonging to his family - including a fixed deposit worth Rs 100 crore - have been illegally taken by authorities who have accused him of money-laundering nearly Rs 750 crore that was allegedly paid to him as a bribe while he was Telecom Minister for engineering the sale of telecom Aircel...
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Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran Summoned to Delhi Court in March
Former telecom minister Dayanidhi Maran has been summoned to a Delhi court in March to explain charges of malversation and corruption in helping Malaysia's Maxis group take control in 2006 of Indian mobile phone carrier Aircel.
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Charges in Aircel-Maxis Deal Are Baseless, Says Astro of Malaysia
One of the four companies chargesheeted by the CBI in the telecom scam, Astro All Asia Networks Limited, says it has not been "formally notified nor served with any chargesheet" and denies the allegations "as totally unfounded and baseless."
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Meet Ananda Krishnan, Malaysian Tycoon Whose Son Gave Up $5 Billion Empire To Become Monk
Ananda Krishnan is one of Malaysia's most influential and wealthiest individuals. In the past week, Mr Krishnan, also known as AK, has been in the limelight because of his son Ajahn Siripanyo, who gave up the world's riches to become a Buddhist monk.
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Meet Ajahn Siripanyo, The Monk Who Gave Up His Father's $5 Billion Empire
The only son of Malaysian billionaire Ananda Krishnan, Ven Ajahn Siripanyo gave up the world of riches and spoils to become a Buddhist monk.
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Tycoon's $7 Billion Wipeout Turns His India Dream Into Nightmare
It was supposed to be the crowning achievement of Malaysian tycoon T. Ananda Krishnan's five-decade career.
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Mobile Operator Aircel Files For Bankruptcy
Billionaire T Ananda Krishnan's Aircel has filed for bankruptcy in the Mumbai branch of National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), the bankruptcy and insolvency resolution court.
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Aircel-Maxis Report In Court Includes P Chidambaram's Role. What He Said
Former Finance Minister P Chidambaram has said that in 2006 he approved the sale of telecom company Aircel to a Malaysian group "in the normal course of business." The deal is being investigated for money-laundering and corruption by the CBI as well as the Enforcement Directorate or ED, which handles financial crimes.
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In Stern Warning To Aircel, Supreme Court Says Spectrum Can Be Cancelled
Airwaves granted to telecom operator Aircel could be cancelled if two executives at Malaysian parent Maxis Bhd do not appear at a trial court, the Supreme Court warned on Friday. The court, led by Chief Justice JS Khehar, also barred Aircel from transferring the ownership of its airwaves while a corruption case centred on a past deal involving the ...
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Aircel-Maxis Case: Arrest Warrants Against 2 Malaysian Men
A special 2G court today issued open arrest warrants against Malaysian nationals T Ananda Krishnan and Augustus Ralph Marshall, who are accused in Aircel-Maxis deal case along with former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran and his brother Kalanithi Maran.
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Fixed Deposits, Properties Taken Illegally, Says Ex-Union Minister Dayanidhi Maran
Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran has said that assets belonging to his family - including a fixed deposit worth Rs 100 crore - have been illegally taken by authorities who have accused him of money-laundering nearly Rs 750 crore that was allegedly paid to him as a bribe while he was Telecom Minister for engineering the sale of telecom Aircel...
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Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran Summoned to Delhi Court in March
Former telecom minister Dayanidhi Maran has been summoned to a Delhi court in March to explain charges of malversation and corruption in helping Malaysia's Maxis group take control in 2006 of Indian mobile phone carrier Aircel.
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Charges in Aircel-Maxis Deal Are Baseless, Says Astro of Malaysia
One of the four companies chargesheeted by the CBI in the telecom scam, Astro All Asia Networks Limited, says it has not been "formally notified nor served with any chargesheet" and denies the allegations "as totally unfounded and baseless."
