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Anand Mahindra Feels This 3-Wheeler Scooter Is A Good Idea For India
Peugeot Metropolis 3W scooter from Mahindra's French Subsidiary has been inducted into the Guangdong Police SWAT teams fleet. The addition of this new chariot into the fleet of Guangdong Police was confirmed by Prakash Wakankar on Twitter. It soon caught an eye of Mahindra Group Chairman - Anand Mahindra. He took to Twitter to express his love towa...
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Aircel-Maxis Report In Court Includes P Chidambaram's Role. What He Said
Former Finance Minister P Chidambaram has said that in 2006 he approved the sale of telecom company Aircel to a Malaysian group "in the normal course of business." The deal is being investigated for money-laundering and corruption by the CBI as well as the Enforcement Directorate or ED, which handles financial crimes.
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Aircel-Maxis Case: What The Judge Said While Discharging Dayanidhi Maran
In a 435-page order, a special CBI court in Delhi today acquitted former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran, his brother and Managing Director of Sun group Kalanithi Maran, and then telecom secretary JS Sarma in the Aircel Maxis case. The main charge in the scam was that Dayanidhi Maran, in his position as the telecom minister between 2004-2007, coer...
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Karti Chidambaram, Summoned For Questioning, Wants More Time
ED has issued summons to Karti Chidambaram, son of former Finance Minister P Chidamabram, in connection with its money laundering probe in the Aircel-Maxis deal of the 2G scam.
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Fixed Deposits, Properties Taken Illegally, Says Ex-Union Minister Dayanidhi Maran
Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran has said that assets belonging to his family - including a fixed deposit worth Rs 100 crore - have been illegally taken by authorities who have accused him of money-laundering nearly Rs 750 crore that was allegedly paid to him as a bribe while he was Telecom Minister for engineering the sale of telecom Aircel...
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Marans' Assets Seized in Aircel-Maxis Case Include Fixed Deposit Worth 100 Crores
The Maran brothers, once a powerhouse in Tamil Nadu, own assets worth hundreds of crores- 740 crores of which have been seized today as part of a money-laundering case.
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Maran Brothers Challenge CBI Court's Jurisdiction over Aircel-Maxis Case
Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran and his brother Kalanithi Maran today filed separate petitions challenging the jurisdiction of special 2G court to try the Aircel-Maxis deal case in which they have been summoned as accused along with others.
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Maran Brothers Appear in Court in Connection with Aircel-Maxis Deal
Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran and his brother Kalanithi Maran today appeared as accused before a special 2G court in connection with the Aircel-Maxis deal case.
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Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran Summoned to Delhi Court in March
Former telecom minister Dayanidhi Maran has been summoned to a Delhi court in March to explain charges of malversation and corruption in helping Malaysia's Maxis group take control in 2006 of Indian mobile phone carrier Aircel.
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Charges in Aircel-Maxis Deal Are Baseless, Says Astro of Malaysia
One of the four companies chargesheeted by the CBI in the telecom scam, Astro All Asia Networks Limited, says it has not been "formally notified nor served with any chargesheet" and denies the allegations "as totally unfounded and baseless."
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Aircel-Maxis Deal: CBI Files Charge-sheet Naming Marans
Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran, his brother Kalanithi and six others were charge-sheeted by the CBI today in the case of an alleged kickback or quid pro quo in the sale of telecom firm Aircel to the Maxis Group in 2006.
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Enough Evidence to Prosecute Dayanidhi Maran, Centre tells CBI: Sources
The Centre has reportedly told the Central Bureau of Investigation that there is enough evidence to chargesheet former telecom minister Dayanidhi Maran in the case of a kickback or quid pro quo in the sale of telecom firm Aircel to the Maxis Group in 2006.
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May have to close case against Dayanidhi Maran, Malaysia concealing facts, says CBI
The CBI has told the Supreme Court that it may have to close its corruption case against former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran because it has not found evidence in India of a kickback or quid pro quo to the politician in the sale of telecom firm Aircel to the Maxis Group in 2006. The agency said that if Malaysia does not supply more information, ...
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Anand Mahindra Feels This 3-Wheeler Scooter Is A Good Idea For India
Peugeot Metropolis 3W scooter from Mahindra's French Subsidiary has been inducted into the Guangdong Police SWAT teams fleet. The addition of this new chariot into the fleet of Guangdong Police was confirmed by Prakash Wakankar on Twitter. It soon caught an eye of Mahindra Group Chairman - Anand Mahindra. He took to Twitter to express his love towa...
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Aircel-Maxis Report In Court Includes P Chidambaram's Role. What He Said
Former Finance Minister P Chidambaram has said that in 2006 he approved the sale of telecom company Aircel to a Malaysian group "in the normal course of business." The deal is being investigated for money-laundering and corruption by the CBI as well as the Enforcement Directorate or ED, which handles financial crimes.
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Aircel-Maxis Case: What The Judge Said While Discharging Dayanidhi Maran
In a 435-page order, a special CBI court in Delhi today acquitted former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran, his brother and Managing Director of Sun group Kalanithi Maran, and then telecom secretary JS Sarma in the Aircel Maxis case. The main charge in the scam was that Dayanidhi Maran, in his position as the telecom minister between 2004-2007, coer...
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Karti Chidambaram, Summoned For Questioning, Wants More Time
ED has issued summons to Karti Chidambaram, son of former Finance Minister P Chidamabram, in connection with its money laundering probe in the Aircel-Maxis deal of the 2G scam.
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Fixed Deposits, Properties Taken Illegally, Says Ex-Union Minister Dayanidhi Maran
Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran has said that assets belonging to his family - including a fixed deposit worth Rs 100 crore - have been illegally taken by authorities who have accused him of money-laundering nearly Rs 750 crore that was allegedly paid to him as a bribe while he was Telecom Minister for engineering the sale of telecom Aircel...
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Marans' Assets Seized in Aircel-Maxis Case Include Fixed Deposit Worth 100 Crores
The Maran brothers, once a powerhouse in Tamil Nadu, own assets worth hundreds of crores- 740 crores of which have been seized today as part of a money-laundering case.
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Maran Brothers Challenge CBI Court's Jurisdiction over Aircel-Maxis Case
Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran and his brother Kalanithi Maran today filed separate petitions challenging the jurisdiction of special 2G court to try the Aircel-Maxis deal case in which they have been summoned as accused along with others.
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Maran Brothers Appear in Court in Connection with Aircel-Maxis Deal
Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran and his brother Kalanithi Maran today appeared as accused before a special 2G court in connection with the Aircel-Maxis deal case.
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Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran Summoned to Delhi Court in March
Former telecom minister Dayanidhi Maran has been summoned to a Delhi court in March to explain charges of malversation and corruption in helping Malaysia's Maxis group take control in 2006 of Indian mobile phone carrier Aircel.
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Charges in Aircel-Maxis Deal Are Baseless, Says Astro of Malaysia
One of the four companies chargesheeted by the CBI in the telecom scam, Astro All Asia Networks Limited, says it has not been "formally notified nor served with any chargesheet" and denies the allegations "as totally unfounded and baseless."
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Aircel-Maxis Deal: CBI Files Charge-sheet Naming Marans
Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran, his brother Kalanithi and six others were charge-sheeted by the CBI today in the case of an alleged kickback or quid pro quo in the sale of telecom firm Aircel to the Maxis Group in 2006.
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Enough Evidence to Prosecute Dayanidhi Maran, Centre tells CBI: Sources
The Centre has reportedly told the Central Bureau of Investigation that there is enough evidence to chargesheet former telecom minister Dayanidhi Maran in the case of a kickback or quid pro quo in the sale of telecom firm Aircel to the Maxis Group in 2006.
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May have to close case against Dayanidhi Maran, Malaysia concealing facts, says CBI
The CBI has told the Supreme Court that it may have to close its corruption case against former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran because it has not found evidence in India of a kickback or quid pro quo to the politician in the sale of telecom firm Aircel to the Maxis Group in 2006. The agency said that if Malaysia does not supply more information, ...
