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Antrix-Devas Case: 10 Key Things To Know
The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed an appeal filed by Devas Multimedia challenging a court order to wind up the company. A day later, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said a 2005 deal between Devas and Antrix Corporation was a proven fraud.
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Ex-ISRO Chairman G Madhavan Nair Named In Antrix-Devas Case Chargesheet
Former ISRO chairman G Madhavan Nair has been named as one of the accused by the Central Bureau of Investigation in its chargesheet in the Antrix-Devas deal case today.
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Antrix-Devas Deal: Enforcement Directorate Files Money Laundering Case
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has registered a money laundering case to probe alleged Rs 578 crore "wrongful" gain to private multi-media company Devas by Antrix, the commercial arm of ISRO.
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Antrix-Devas Deal: CBI Registers Case Against Senior Officials for Causing Loss of 578 Crores
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) today carried out searches after registering a case to probe an alleged Rs 578-crore "wrongful" gain to a private multi-media company Devas by Antrix, the commercial arm of Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO.
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CAG slams Madhavan Nair for Antrix-Devas deal: 10 developments
One of India's best-known scientists, G Madhavan Nair, takes much of the rap in a report on the deal he sanctioned with a company named Devas during his term as the head of the Indian Space Research Organization or ISRO. The government's auditor finds Mr Nair guilty of "conflict of interest" and says that he failed to consult with ministries who w...
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Ex-ISRO chief Nair free to appeal against 'ban': Govt
The government has refused to budge from its decision to blacklist one of India's most eminent scientists, G Madhavan Nair, from government jobs. When Mr Nair was Chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO, a deal was signed with a company named Devas that would have cost the government huge losses.
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Am I worse than terrorist, asks 'banned' ex-ISRO chief Nair
One of India's best-known scientists, G Madhavan Nair, who also headed the Indian Space Research Organization or ISRO, has been blacklisted for government jobs. The government's decision is based on Mr Nair's alleged role in allotting valuable and scarce S-band spectrum to a private company named Devas.
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Cabinet doesn't see contracts: Sibal on S-band deal
In an exclusive interview to NDTV, Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal has said that the Cabinet was not aware of the details of a deal struck in 2005 that allowed a private company access to a whopping amount of premier S-band spectrum for a paltry amount. The deal has embarrassed the government, particularly since the contract has not been cancelled eve...
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PM should break silence on S-band spectrum scam: Jayalalithaa
AIADMK chief Jayalalithaa today asked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to break his silence on the alleged S-Band spectrum scam and come out clean on the issue."How the Prime Minister, an economist of repute, can be a silent accomplice to such gross misdemeanors is beyond me. Singh has to break his silence and come clean," she said in a statement here...
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Antrix-Devas Case: 10 Key Things To Know
The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed an appeal filed by Devas Multimedia challenging a court order to wind up the company. A day later, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said a 2005 deal between Devas and Antrix Corporation was a proven fraud.
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Ex-ISRO Chairman G Madhavan Nair Named In Antrix-Devas Case Chargesheet
Former ISRO chairman G Madhavan Nair has been named as one of the accused by the Central Bureau of Investigation in its chargesheet in the Antrix-Devas deal case today.
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Antrix-Devas Deal: Enforcement Directorate Files Money Laundering Case
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has registered a money laundering case to probe alleged Rs 578 crore "wrongful" gain to private multi-media company Devas by Antrix, the commercial arm of ISRO.
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Antrix-Devas Deal: CBI Registers Case Against Senior Officials for Causing Loss of 578 Crores
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) today carried out searches after registering a case to probe an alleged Rs 578-crore "wrongful" gain to a private multi-media company Devas by Antrix, the commercial arm of Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO.
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CAG slams Madhavan Nair for Antrix-Devas deal: 10 developments
One of India's best-known scientists, G Madhavan Nair, takes much of the rap in a report on the deal he sanctioned with a company named Devas during his term as the head of the Indian Space Research Organization or ISRO. The government's auditor finds Mr Nair guilty of "conflict of interest" and says that he failed to consult with ministries who w...
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Ex-ISRO chief Nair free to appeal against 'ban': Govt
The government has refused to budge from its decision to blacklist one of India's most eminent scientists, G Madhavan Nair, from government jobs. When Mr Nair was Chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO, a deal was signed with a company named Devas that would have cost the government huge losses.
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Am I worse than terrorist, asks 'banned' ex-ISRO chief Nair
One of India's best-known scientists, G Madhavan Nair, who also headed the Indian Space Research Organization or ISRO, has been blacklisted for government jobs. The government's decision is based on Mr Nair's alleged role in allotting valuable and scarce S-band spectrum to a private company named Devas.
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Cabinet doesn't see contracts: Sibal on S-band deal
In an exclusive interview to NDTV, Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal has said that the Cabinet was not aware of the details of a deal struck in 2005 that allowed a private company access to a whopping amount of premier S-band spectrum for a paltry amount. The deal has embarrassed the government, particularly since the contract has not been cancelled eve...
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PM should break silence on S-band spectrum scam: Jayalalithaa
AIADMK chief Jayalalithaa today asked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to break his silence on the alleged S-Band spectrum scam and come out clean on the issue."How the Prime Minister, an economist of repute, can be a silent accomplice to such gross misdemeanors is beyond me. Singh has to break his silence and come clean," she said in a statement here...
