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Additional Set Of Papers On Vijay Mallya Case Given To UK: Government
India has given an additional set of papers to the UK in the extradition case of businessman Vijay Mallya even as the British court hearing the case observed slow pace of submission of the documents by Indian authorities.
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I'm Like Football Being Kicked By 2 Teams, NDA And UPA: Vijay Mallya
Liquor baron Vijay Mallya has compared himself to a 'football' being kicked around by "two fiercely competitive teams", in reference to the Congress-led UPA and the BJP-led NDA, following the Centre's intention to frame a legislation to prevent loan defaulters from fleeing the country.
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To Declare Vijay Mallya Offender, Anti-Money Laundering Court Approached
The Enforcement Directorate, which investigates financial crimes, has moved a special anti-money laundering court in Mumbai to declare business tycoon Vijay Mallya an offender over a billion dollars in unpaid loans by his firms.
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Mallya Doubts Fair Trial In 'Hysteria' Over Kingfisher Loans
Vijay Mallya, the businessman India termed a fugitive after defaulting on debt owed by his failed Kingfisher Airlines Ltd., said he is skeptical he will get a fair trial back home amid the "media frenzy and hysteria" over unpaid dues.
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Additional Set Of Papers On Vijay Mallya Case Given To UK: Government
India has given an additional set of papers to the UK in the extradition case of businessman Vijay Mallya even as the British court hearing the case observed slow pace of submission of the documents by Indian authorities.
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I'm Like Football Being Kicked By 2 Teams, NDA And UPA: Vijay Mallya
Liquor baron Vijay Mallya has compared himself to a 'football' being kicked around by "two fiercely competitive teams", in reference to the Congress-led UPA and the BJP-led NDA, following the Centre's intention to frame a legislation to prevent loan defaulters from fleeing the country.
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To Declare Vijay Mallya Offender, Anti-Money Laundering Court Approached
The Enforcement Directorate, which investigates financial crimes, has moved a special anti-money laundering court in Mumbai to declare business tycoon Vijay Mallya an offender over a billion dollars in unpaid loans by his firms.
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Mallya Doubts Fair Trial In 'Hysteria' Over Kingfisher Loans
Vijay Mallya, the businessman India termed a fugitive after defaulting on debt owed by his failed Kingfisher Airlines Ltd., said he is skeptical he will get a fair trial back home amid the "media frenzy and hysteria" over unpaid dues.
