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Illegal Phone Connections Case: Maran Brothers Appear In CBI Court
Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran and his brother Kalanidhi Maran, listed as main accused in the illegal telephone connections case, appeared in a Central Bureau of Investigation court here today.
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2G Court Holds It Can Try Aircel-Maxis Matter
The Aircel-Maxis deal "fairly and squarely falls within the description of 2G scam", a special court on Saturday said while holding that it has the jurisdiction to try the matter against former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran, his brother Kalanithi Maran.
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PM Modi Meets Predecessor Manmohan Singh, Under Attack From BJP for Allowing Scams
Accused by former aides and colleagues of permissiveness towards corruption in his government, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said, "I have not used my public office to enrich myself, my family members or my friends."
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Supreme Court Recalls Orders, To Hear Maran Brothers' Plea Against 2G Scam Case Summons
The Supreme Court today recalled its own order and said it will hear the petition of Dayanidhi Maran and his brother Kalanithi against summons in the 2G spectrum scam case on Monday.
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Maran's 'exchange': CBI needs two months to study documents
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is studying documents that could help determine whether Dayanidhi Maran misused government phone lines in Chennai when he was Telecom Minister by making them available illicitly to a TV channel owned by his brother, Kalanithi.
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2G scam: Maran not cleared yet, says CBI
Dayanidhi Maran, 2G scam, CBI
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Maran meets PM, may have resigned
Amid national speculation about whether he will resign as Union Minister now that the CBI has said it has evidence against him in the telecom scam, Dayanidhi Maran has arrived at the Prime Minister's house. Earlier this morning, Mr Maran pointedly attended a Cabinet meeting. Sources said attendance was high - virtually every minister wa...
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CBI builds case against Dayanidhi Maran
Dayanidhi Maran's alleged transgressions when he was Telecom Minister can be traced to how he awarded licences to companies for mobile networks. This is what the CBI believes. The agency, which is investigating India's Godzilla-sized Telecom Scam, has been following up on allegations that Mr Maran misused his term from 2004 to 2007 to help companie...
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Ex-Aircel owner accuses Marans of threatening him
The entrepreneur who owned telecom Aircel till 2006 has alleged that Union Minister Dayanidhi Maran threatened him into selling his company to an industrialist who Mr Maran was allegedly close to.C Sivasankaran's statement against Mr Maran was recorded on Monday by the CBI as part of its investigation into the 2G scam. At the heart of the controver...
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Another telecom controversy for DMK, this time it's Maran
Dayanidhi Maran, the Textiles Minister and a senior leader of the DMK, has denied reports that he misused his office as Telecom Minister to establish a virtual telephone exchange of nearly 300 phone lines at his house which were then secretly made available for use to Sun TV, which is owned by his brother, Kalanidhi Maran.Mr Maran was Minister for ...
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DMK slams Jayalalithaa for demanding Dayanidhi Maran's resignation
A day after Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa demanded the resignation of Union Textiles Minister Dayanidhi Maran's resignation over the 2G spectrum scam, his party, the DMK, today lashed out at her.Backing Mr Maran, the DMK said that if the AIADMK supremo didn't resign to face charges of graft in court, there was no need for the minister to...
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Have not favoured any company over others: Dayanidhi Maran on 2G scam allegations
Following reports that his family-owned Sun TV Network was a beneficiary of pay-offs by a Malaysian company which benefited from equity sold by Aircel, Union Textiles Minister Dayanidhi Maran has issued a press statement saying, "I own no shares or any interest in Sun Direct TV or Astro. I was not even a minister when Astro invested in Sun Direct T...
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Illegal Phone Connections Case: Maran Brothers Appear In CBI Court
Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran and his brother Kalanidhi Maran, listed as main accused in the illegal telephone connections case, appeared in a Central Bureau of Investigation court here today.
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2G Court Holds It Can Try Aircel-Maxis Matter
The Aircel-Maxis deal "fairly and squarely falls within the description of 2G scam", a special court on Saturday said while holding that it has the jurisdiction to try the matter against former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran, his brother Kalanithi Maran.
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PM Modi Meets Predecessor Manmohan Singh, Under Attack From BJP for Allowing Scams
Accused by former aides and colleagues of permissiveness towards corruption in his government, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said, "I have not used my public office to enrich myself, my family members or my friends."
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Supreme Court Recalls Orders, To Hear Maran Brothers' Plea Against 2G Scam Case Summons
The Supreme Court today recalled its own order and said it will hear the petition of Dayanidhi Maran and his brother Kalanithi against summons in the 2G spectrum scam case on Monday.
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Maran's 'exchange': CBI needs two months to study documents
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is studying documents that could help determine whether Dayanidhi Maran misused government phone lines in Chennai when he was Telecom Minister by making them available illicitly to a TV channel owned by his brother, Kalanithi.
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2G scam: Maran not cleared yet, says CBI
Dayanidhi Maran, 2G scam, CBI
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Maran meets PM, may have resigned
Amid national speculation about whether he will resign as Union Minister now that the CBI has said it has evidence against him in the telecom scam, Dayanidhi Maran has arrived at the Prime Minister's house. Earlier this morning, Mr Maran pointedly attended a Cabinet meeting. Sources said attendance was high - virtually every minister wa...
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CBI builds case against Dayanidhi Maran
Dayanidhi Maran's alleged transgressions when he was Telecom Minister can be traced to how he awarded licences to companies for mobile networks. This is what the CBI believes. The agency, which is investigating India's Godzilla-sized Telecom Scam, has been following up on allegations that Mr Maran misused his term from 2004 to 2007 to help companie...
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Ex-Aircel owner accuses Marans of threatening him
The entrepreneur who owned telecom Aircel till 2006 has alleged that Union Minister Dayanidhi Maran threatened him into selling his company to an industrialist who Mr Maran was allegedly close to.C Sivasankaran's statement against Mr Maran was recorded on Monday by the CBI as part of its investigation into the 2G scam. At the heart of the controver...
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Another telecom controversy for DMK, this time it's Maran
Dayanidhi Maran, the Textiles Minister and a senior leader of the DMK, has denied reports that he misused his office as Telecom Minister to establish a virtual telephone exchange of nearly 300 phone lines at his house which were then secretly made available for use to Sun TV, which is owned by his brother, Kalanidhi Maran.Mr Maran was Minister for ...
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DMK slams Jayalalithaa for demanding Dayanidhi Maran's resignation
A day after Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa demanded the resignation of Union Textiles Minister Dayanidhi Maran's resignation over the 2G spectrum scam, his party, the DMK, today lashed out at her.Backing Mr Maran, the DMK said that if the AIADMK supremo didn't resign to face charges of graft in court, there was no need for the minister to...
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Have not favoured any company over others: Dayanidhi Maran on 2G scam allegations
Following reports that his family-owned Sun TV Network was a beneficiary of pay-offs by a Malaysian company which benefited from equity sold by Aircel, Union Textiles Minister Dayanidhi Maran has issued a press statement saying, "I own no shares or any interest in Sun Direct TV or Astro. I was not even a minister when Astro invested in Sun Direct T...
