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Democracy Liberal Enough In UK For Defaulters To Stay: Arun Jaitley
Mr Mallya, the chief of the now defunct Kingfisher Airlines, had moved to Britain in March last year after banks sued him to recover around $1.4 billion owed by the airline.
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Vijay Mallya in Talks With Banks to Clear Kingfisher Dues
The debt-ridden airline was grounded on October 1, 2012 when it cancelled all 50 flights after a section of employees went on a flash strike, leaving thousands of passengers stranded. It lost operator's licence on October 20, 2012.
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Kingfisher Airlines: Vijay Mallya wants to bounce back
In an exclusive email interview to NDTV, Vijay Mallya says he wants Kingfisher Airlines to bounce back as a "major player". On Monday, he wrote to employees saying that the airline is reuming salary payments after some of its bank accounts were restored upon part-payment of tax dues.
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Cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines starts operating new flight schedule
Kingfisher Airlines on Thursday started truncated operations in accordance with its new flight schedule.
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Lenders, Kingfisher fail to finalise debt restructuring deal
Lenders to cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines failed to finalise a deal for providing additional funds to the firm. Kingfisher owes an estimated Rs 1,500 crore to SBI, about Rs 400 crore each to Corporation Bank and Bank of Baroda and Rs 380 crore to Federal Bank, among other lenders. After the meeting, Kingfisher Chairman Vijay Mallya said, "it was...
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Corp Bank Q3 net marginally up at Rs 402 cr on higher NPAs
Corporation Bank reported muted 5.2% rise in net profit at Rs 402 crore due to higher cost of funds and NPAs
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Vijay Mallya gave personal guarantee of Rs 249 crore for Kingfisher
Kingfisher Airlines promoter Vijay Mallya has given a personal guarantee of Rs 248.97 crore, besides pledging shares as security against loans taken from various banks, Parliament was informed on Friday.
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Democracy Liberal Enough In UK For Defaulters To Stay: Arun Jaitley
Mr Mallya, the chief of the now defunct Kingfisher Airlines, had moved to Britain in March last year after banks sued him to recover around $1.4 billion owed by the airline.
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Vijay Mallya in Talks With Banks to Clear Kingfisher Dues
The debt-ridden airline was grounded on October 1, 2012 when it cancelled all 50 flights after a section of employees went on a flash strike, leaving thousands of passengers stranded. It lost operator's licence on October 20, 2012.
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Kingfisher Airlines: Vijay Mallya wants to bounce back
In an exclusive email interview to NDTV, Vijay Mallya says he wants Kingfisher Airlines to bounce back as a "major player". On Monday, he wrote to employees saying that the airline is reuming salary payments after some of its bank accounts were restored upon part-payment of tax dues.
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Cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines starts operating new flight schedule
Kingfisher Airlines on Thursday started truncated operations in accordance with its new flight schedule.
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Lenders, Kingfisher fail to finalise debt restructuring deal
Lenders to cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines failed to finalise a deal for providing additional funds to the firm. Kingfisher owes an estimated Rs 1,500 crore to SBI, about Rs 400 crore each to Corporation Bank and Bank of Baroda and Rs 380 crore to Federal Bank, among other lenders. After the meeting, Kingfisher Chairman Vijay Mallya said, "it was...
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Corp Bank Q3 net marginally up at Rs 402 cr on higher NPAs
Corporation Bank reported muted 5.2% rise in net profit at Rs 402 crore due to higher cost of funds and NPAs
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Vijay Mallya gave personal guarantee of Rs 249 crore for Kingfisher
Kingfisher Airlines promoter Vijay Mallya has given a personal guarantee of Rs 248.97 crore, besides pledging shares as security against loans taken from various banks, Parliament was informed on Friday.
