Radia Tapes Ratan Tata

CBI response on plea by Ratan Tata, who wants investigation into how the phone conversations, recorded by government in 2008-09, leaked

The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the CBI to file a status report on the investigation into intercepted conversations of corporate lobbyist Niira Radia.

Industrialist Ratan Tata's request for an investigation into the leak of audio tapes in 2010 involving former corporate lobbyist Niira Radia will be heard today in the Supreme Court, after a gap of eight years.

Industrialist Ratan Tata's petition seeking an investigation into the leak of audio tapes in 2010 involving former corporate lobbyist Niira Radia will come up for hearing in the Supreme Court after a gap of eight years.

Details of the Supreme Court order asking the CBI yesterday to investigate nearly 15 conversations that corporate lobbyist Niira Radia had with a group of people have emerged.

The Supreme Court has said that the CBI must investigate nearly 15 conversations that corporate lobbyist Niira Radia had with a group of people including government officials because the judges suspect "collusion between government officials and private enterprises."

The Supreme Court has pulled up the government today for not producing the original documents in the Niira Radia phone tapping case. The court has asked the government what action it has taken against Ms Radia after tapping her phone. It has directed the government to file a status report on the issue.

The Supreme Court has said the report submitted by the central government, on how taped conversations of corporate lobbyist Niira Radia were leaked, was unsatisfactory. The court also pulled up the government for not putting in place a mechanism to prevent such leaks. These observations came after the central government today rejected the allegati...

Industrialist Ratan Tata has asked the Supreme Court for a copy of the report submitted by the government explaining how the Radia Tapes were leaked.

The Supreme Court today sought a response from the Centre on a plea by Tata Group Chairman Ratan Tata asking for the inquiry report on the leakage of the controversial Niira Radia tapes. The probe report had pointed out that the tapes released to the media were tampered with.

The Supreme Court today sought response from the government on whether it could share the probe report on leakage of controversial Radia tapes with Tata Group Chairman Ratan Tata.

After corporate lobbyist Niira Radia, top industrialist and Tata Sons chairman Ratan Tata is currently deposing before Parliament's  Public Accounts Committee (PAC) in connection with the 2G spectrum scam.The PAC is expected to record the evidence of Tata on the recent developments in the telecom sector, including allocation of 2G and 3G spect...

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday defended the government's use of phone taps saying that these powers were necessary to deal with issues like tax evasion, but stressed that they have to be well regulated and shouldn't be misused."We are aware of the nervousness in some sections of corporate sector about phone tapping.  While these powe...

Tata Group Chief Ratan Tata's plea seeking stopping of further publication of his taped conversations with Corporate lobbyist Niira Radia is likely to be opposed in the Supreme Court by an NGO which wants all the recorded conversations to be put in public domain.        "We would make a plea in the apex court on M...

The 'Outlook' magazine has made public more tapped conversations involving lobbyist Niira Radia and said that it had "unearthed" 800 new such conversations.The intercepts offer fresh political insight into how key portfolios were allocated when the Union Cabinet was formed after the victory of the Congress-led UPA in May 2009, with the Kenyan-born ...

CBI response on plea by Ratan Tata, who wants investigation into how the phone conversations, recorded by government in 2008-09, leaked

The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the CBI to file a status report on the investigation into intercepted conversations of corporate lobbyist Niira Radia.

Industrialist Ratan Tata's request for an investigation into the leak of audio tapes in 2010 involving former corporate lobbyist Niira Radia will be heard today in the Supreme Court, after a gap of eight years.

Industrialist Ratan Tata's petition seeking an investigation into the leak of audio tapes in 2010 involving former corporate lobbyist Niira Radia will come up for hearing in the Supreme Court after a gap of eight years.

Details of the Supreme Court order asking the CBI yesterday to investigate nearly 15 conversations that corporate lobbyist Niira Radia had with a group of people have emerged.

The Supreme Court has said that the CBI must investigate nearly 15 conversations that corporate lobbyist Niira Radia had with a group of people including government officials because the judges suspect "collusion between government officials and private enterprises."

The Supreme Court has pulled up the government today for not producing the original documents in the Niira Radia phone tapping case. The court has asked the government what action it has taken against Ms Radia after tapping her phone. It has directed the government to file a status report on the issue.

The Supreme Court has said the report submitted by the central government, on how taped conversations of corporate lobbyist Niira Radia were leaked, was unsatisfactory. The court also pulled up the government for not putting in place a mechanism to prevent such leaks. These observations came after the central government today rejected the allegati...

Industrialist Ratan Tata has asked the Supreme Court for a copy of the report submitted by the government explaining how the Radia Tapes were leaked.

The Supreme Court today sought a response from the Centre on a plea by Tata Group Chairman Ratan Tata asking for the inquiry report on the leakage of the controversial Niira Radia tapes. The probe report had pointed out that the tapes released to the media were tampered with.

The Supreme Court today sought response from the government on whether it could share the probe report on leakage of controversial Radia tapes with Tata Group Chairman Ratan Tata.

After corporate lobbyist Niira Radia, top industrialist and Tata Sons chairman Ratan Tata is currently deposing before Parliament's  Public Accounts Committee (PAC) in connection with the 2G spectrum scam.The PAC is expected to record the evidence of Tata on the recent developments in the telecom sector, including allocation of 2G and 3G spect...

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday defended the government's use of phone taps saying that these powers were necessary to deal with issues like tax evasion, but stressed that they have to be well regulated and shouldn't be misused."We are aware of the nervousness in some sections of corporate sector about phone tapping.  While these powe...

Tata Group Chief Ratan Tata's plea seeking stopping of further publication of his taped conversations with Corporate lobbyist Niira Radia is likely to be opposed in the Supreme Court by an NGO which wants all the recorded conversations to be put in public domain.        "We would make a plea in the apex court on M...

The 'Outlook' magazine has made public more tapped conversations involving lobbyist Niira Radia and said that it had "unearthed" 800 new such conversations.The intercepts offer fresh political insight into how key portfolios were allocated when the Union Cabinet was formed after the victory of the Congress-led UPA in May 2009, with the Kenyan-born ...