Coal-gate Supreme Court

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  Manmohan Singh's Case 'Different' From Coal Scam, Says CBI

  Manmohan Singh today won support from the CBI, which told the Supreme Court during a coal scam hearing that the former prime minister's case was "different".

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  For Now, No Court Appearance for Former PM Manmohan Singh in Coal Case

  The Supreme Court will today hear former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's petition to exempt him from appearing in a Delhi court next month in connection with the mega coal scam dubbed "Coal-Gate."

• Will Illegal Coal Blocks Be Cancelled? Supreme Court to Decide Today

  The Supreme Court is expected to give its verdict today on 218 coal blocks it declared illegal in August, saying that allocations since 1993 by different governments were made arbitrarily.

• Will All Coal Licenses be Cancelled? Verdict by September 26

  The Supreme Court has concluded hearings on whether it should cancel the licenses for nearly 200 coal blocks which it declared illegal last month. The verdict will be delivered on or before the 26th of this month since that is the last working day for Chief Justice RM Lodha, heading the group of judges handling this case.

• Coal-Gate: Have 40 Coal Blocks in Production Made Windfall Profits?

  The Supreme Court today is expected to pronounce its verdict on whether it will cancel the allotments of 218 coal blocks that it held as illegal.

• As Pressure Builds on CBI Chief, Court Warns It Could Cancel His Decisions

  The Supreme Court will next hear the case on Monday, September 15.

• Will Exit Coal Probe If Court Orders, Says CBI Chief After Petition in Supreme Court

  CBI chief Ranjit Sinha must be removed from the coal scam that his agency is investigating, lawyer-activist Prashant Bhushan has said in the Supreme Court, while also requesting that a special team be assigned to investigate Mr Sina's alleged abuse of his office to thwart an independent inquiry. The court will hear his petition on Tuesday.

• Cancel All Coal Licenses, We Are Ready for Auction, Says Government

  The government has asked the Supreme Court to decide quickly on what happens next to more than 200 licenses issued by different governments since 1993.

• Coal-Gate: All Coal Licenses Issued Since 1993 Are Illegal, Says Supreme Court

  The Supreme Court today declared that all coal mining rights distributed between 1993 and 2010 were assigned illegally by the government in a process that lacked transparency in the absence of a competitive bidding system.

• In Coal-Gate, Congress may receive some good news soon

  The CBI has been ordered by the Supreme Court to complete its investigation into "Coal-Gate" by the end of this month.