Neha Khanna And A Vaidyanathan

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.

After 15 months in jail, former telecom minister A Raja is back at home. Dinner for 200 people was organized at his home in Delhi for a grand welcome for the man accused of crafting and implementing India's biggest scam.

The man who allegedly designed and implemented India's biggest scam, A Raja, has been granted bail. The former telecom minister has spent 15 months in jail for the telecom swindle, also referred to as the 2G scam for the sort of airwaves that are at the heart of the controversy.

The trial in the telecom case began this morning in Delhi for 14 people including former minister A Raja and Kanimozhi, whose father heads the DMK, have been accused of a kaleidoscope of charges including criminal conspiracy.

Before Kanimozhi entered court this morning, she seemed relaxed and cheerful, as she sat with her mother, husband and young son. The odds were in favour of her getting bail after more than five months in prison for her alleged role in the telecom scam. The CBI, which had contested three earlier bail applications for her, had said a few weeks ago th...

Kanimozhi, daughter of DMK chief M Karunanidhi, will not leave jail today. Judge OP Saini who is handling the trial in the telecom scam dismissed her bail application today, along with that of seven others who had applied for permission to leave jail.

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.

After 15 months in jail, former telecom minister A Raja is back at home. Dinner for 200 people was organized at his home in Delhi for a grand welcome for the man accused of crafting and implementing India's biggest scam.

The man who allegedly designed and implemented India's biggest scam, A Raja, has been granted bail. The former telecom minister has spent 15 months in jail for the telecom swindle, also referred to as the 2G scam for the sort of airwaves that are at the heart of the controversy.

The trial in the telecom case began this morning in Delhi for 14 people including former minister A Raja and Kanimozhi, whose father heads the DMK, have been accused of a kaleidoscope of charges including criminal conspiracy.

Before Kanimozhi entered court this morning, she seemed relaxed and cheerful, as she sat with her mother, husband and young son. The odds were in favour of her getting bail after more than five months in prison for her alleged role in the telecom scam. The CBI, which had contested three earlier bail applications for her, had said a few weeks ago th...

Kanimozhi, daughter of DMK chief M Karunanidhi, will not leave jail today. Judge OP Saini who is handling the trial in the telecom scam dismissed her bail application today, along with that of seven others who had applied for permission to leave jail.