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Auctions not a must: Political boost for 'reformist' Govt?
The Supreme Court today clarified that it does not believe that all national resources must be auctioned -the opinion, delivered by five judges, provides relief for the government, partly because it accepts that the government has the right to decide policy, and also because it emphasised that "maximisation of revenue...can't be the sole criteria...
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Supreme Court decision on auction of natural resources: Who said what
The Supreme Court today clarified that it does not believe that all national resources must be auctioned -the opinion, delivered by five judges, provides relief for the government, partly because it accepts that the government has the right to decide policy, and also because it emphasised that "revenue maximisation cannot be the only way to serve ...
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Highlights: Supreme Court's opinion on auction of natural resources
The Supreme Court today clarified that it does not believe that all national resources must be auctioned. The opinion, delivered by five judges, provides relief for the government; partly because it accepts that the government has the right to decide policy.
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Should all natural resources be auctioned? Supreme Court's answer today
The Supreme Court will pronounce its opinion today on whether all natural resources must be auctioned by the government, a decision the court made earlier this year in the context of the expansive telecom scam.
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Centre disowns its reply in Rajya Sabha on auctioning of natural resources
In the Supreme Court today, the Centre has made the startling revelation that it made an incorrect statement in Parliament that it had accepted in principle that most natural resources should be auctioned. The government says it correct its stand in the Rajya Sabha.
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The 2G verdict impact; Supreme Court to hear Centre's Presidential Reference today
A five judge constitution bench of the Supreme Court will today begin hearing the Centre's Presidential Reference that is seeking to know if its judgement in the 2G case, makes it mandatory for the Central government to 'auction' all natural resources. A Presidential Reference is a constitutional provision by which the government can seek the opi...
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2G: Supreme Court to take up Presidential Reference today
The Supreme Court will on Friday take up the Presidential Reference filed by the government last month asking if its judgement in the 2G case makes auctioning of natural resources compulsory.
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2G case: Government files presidential reference in Supreme Court
The government has filed a presidential reference in Supreme Court asking if its judgement in the 2G case makes auctioning of natural resources compulsory.
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2G verdict: Govt wants presidential reference on auction of resources
When the Supreme Court cancelled 122 licenses granted in 2008 for mobile network licenses and accompanying spectrum, the two judges who delivered the verdict said all national resources must be distributed only through an auction. The licenses revoked by Justices AK Ganguly and GS Singhvi had been allocated on a first-come-first-serve basis by then...
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Auctions not a must: Political boost for 'reformist' Govt?
The Supreme Court today clarified that it does not believe that all national resources must be auctioned -the opinion, delivered by five judges, provides relief for the government, partly because it accepts that the government has the right to decide policy, and also because it emphasised that "maximisation of revenue...can't be the sole criteria...
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Supreme Court decision on auction of natural resources: Who said what
The Supreme Court today clarified that it does not believe that all national resources must be auctioned -the opinion, delivered by five judges, provides relief for the government, partly because it accepts that the government has the right to decide policy, and also because it emphasised that "revenue maximisation cannot be the only way to serve ...
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Highlights: Supreme Court's opinion on auction of natural resources
The Supreme Court today clarified that it does not believe that all national resources must be auctioned. The opinion, delivered by five judges, provides relief for the government; partly because it accepts that the government has the right to decide policy.
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Should all natural resources be auctioned? Supreme Court's answer today
The Supreme Court will pronounce its opinion today on whether all natural resources must be auctioned by the government, a decision the court made earlier this year in the context of the expansive telecom scam.
-
Centre disowns its reply in Rajya Sabha on auctioning of natural resources
In the Supreme Court today, the Centre has made the startling revelation that it made an incorrect statement in Parliament that it had accepted in principle that most natural resources should be auctioned. The government says it correct its stand in the Rajya Sabha.
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The 2G verdict impact; Supreme Court to hear Centre's Presidential Reference today
A five judge constitution bench of the Supreme Court will today begin hearing the Centre's Presidential Reference that is seeking to know if its judgement in the 2G case, makes it mandatory for the Central government to 'auction' all natural resources. A Presidential Reference is a constitutional provision by which the government can seek the opi...
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2G: Supreme Court to take up Presidential Reference today
The Supreme Court will on Friday take up the Presidential Reference filed by the government last month asking if its judgement in the 2G case makes auctioning of natural resources compulsory.
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2G case: Government files presidential reference in Supreme Court
The government has filed a presidential reference in Supreme Court asking if its judgement in the 2G case makes auctioning of natural resources compulsory.
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2G verdict: Govt wants presidential reference on auction of resources
When the Supreme Court cancelled 122 licenses granted in 2008 for mobile network licenses and accompanying spectrum, the two judges who delivered the verdict said all national resources must be distributed only through an auction. The licenses revoked by Justices AK Ganguly and GS Singhvi had been allocated on a first-come-first-serve basis by then...
