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Actor Rakul Preet Singh's Brother Arrested In Drugs Case
Aman Preet Singh, brother of actor Rakul Preet Singh, has been arrested, along with four others, for alleged consumption of cocaine in Hyderabad.
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Amritpal Singh's Brother Arrested In Drug Case, Sent To 14-Day Judicial Custody
Harpreet Singh, brother of jailed radical Sikh preacher and Punjab's Khadoor Sahib MP Amritpal Singh who once ran an anti-drug campaign, along with his associate Lovepreet Singh was arrested by the Punjab Police, officials said on Friday.
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Fortis-Manipal Hospitals Enterprises Deal To Create India's Largest Healthcare Service Provider
Fortis said it approved the sale of a 20% stake in diagnostics chain SRL Ltd to Manipal Hospitals, providing Fortis with more than Rs 700 crore.
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Singapore Court Rejects Singh Brothers’ Appeal Against Rs 3,500-Crore Arbitral Award
The dispute stems from Daiichi Sankyo buying a 34.82% stake held by Singh brothers in Ranbaxy in 2008.
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Ex-Ranbaxy Promoters' Settlement Talks Inconclusive, No Proposal Given
The settlement talks between former Fortis Healthcare promoters Malvinder Singh and his brother Shivinder and scam-hit Religare Finvest Ltd remained inconclusive as no proposal was given, a Delhi court was informed Wednesday.
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Delhi Court Extends Police Custody Of Singh Brothers, Official By 2 Days
Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Sherawat extended custodial interrogation of the accused on probe agency’s request.
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The Case That Landed Singh Brothers In Jail
Malvinder and Shivinder Singh’s legal troubles took a turn for the worse this week.
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How The Singh Brothers Were Allegedly Funded By Their Own NBFC - Religare Finvest
There’s been fishy business going at Religare Finvest for almost a decade, alleges its own chief and CEO of its parent.
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Fortis Healthcare Tells Court SEBI Asked Them To Recover Money From Singh Brothers
FHL made submission in recent affidavit filed in an ongoing case by Japanese drugmaker Daiichi Sankyo against the Singh brothers.
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Singh Brothers Diverted Funds Despite Court Orders, Daiichi Sankyo Tells Supreme Court
Daiichi Sankyo said Singh brothers diverted funds despite several orders asking them to maintain stakes in Fortis Healthcare.
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Supreme Court Dissatisfied Over Replies Filed By Singh Brothers In Daiichi Case
The apex court will hear the contempt petition on April 11.
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Supreme Court Dissatisfied Over Replies Filed By Singh Brothers In Daiichi Case
The apex court will hear the contempt petition on April 11.
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SEBI Directs Fortis To Continue Efforts To Recover Rs 403 Crore From Singh Brothers
Singh brothers and six entities have been directed not to dispose of any of their assets or divert funds without SEBIs permission.
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SEBI Asks Two Religare Firms To Recover Loans Worth Rs 2,300 Crore From Singh Brothers, 21 Others
SEBI said funds amounting to Rs 2,315 crore had been diverted from the books of Religare Finvest.
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Singh Brothers Appear In Front Of CJI-Led Bench In Daiichi Case
The Daiichi versus Singh brothers case’s verdict has been adjourned till March 28.
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Actor Rakul Preet Singh's Brother Arrested In Drugs Case
Aman Preet Singh, brother of actor Rakul Preet Singh, has been arrested, along with four others, for alleged consumption of cocaine in Hyderabad.
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Amritpal Singh's Brother Arrested In Drug Case, Sent To 14-Day Judicial Custody
Harpreet Singh, brother of jailed radical Sikh preacher and Punjab's Khadoor Sahib MP Amritpal Singh who once ran an anti-drug campaign, along with his associate Lovepreet Singh was arrested by the Punjab Police, officials said on Friday.
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Fortis-Manipal Hospitals Enterprises Deal To Create India's Largest Healthcare Service Provider
Fortis said it approved the sale of a 20% stake in diagnostics chain SRL Ltd to Manipal Hospitals, providing Fortis with more than Rs 700 crore.
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Singapore Court Rejects Singh Brothers’ Appeal Against Rs 3,500-Crore Arbitral Award
The dispute stems from Daiichi Sankyo buying a 34.82% stake held by Singh brothers in Ranbaxy in 2008.
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Ex-Ranbaxy Promoters' Settlement Talks Inconclusive, No Proposal Given
The settlement talks between former Fortis Healthcare promoters Malvinder Singh and his brother Shivinder and scam-hit Religare Finvest Ltd remained inconclusive as no proposal was given, a Delhi court was informed Wednesday.
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Delhi Court Extends Police Custody Of Singh Brothers, Official By 2 Days
Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Sherawat extended custodial interrogation of the accused on probe agency’s request.
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The Case That Landed Singh Brothers In Jail
Malvinder and Shivinder Singh’s legal troubles took a turn for the worse this week.
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How The Singh Brothers Were Allegedly Funded By Their Own NBFC - Religare Finvest
There’s been fishy business going at Religare Finvest for almost a decade, alleges its own chief and CEO of its parent.
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Fortis Healthcare Tells Court SEBI Asked Them To Recover Money From Singh Brothers
FHL made submission in recent affidavit filed in an ongoing case by Japanese drugmaker Daiichi Sankyo against the Singh brothers.
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Singh Brothers Diverted Funds Despite Court Orders, Daiichi Sankyo Tells Supreme Court
Daiichi Sankyo said Singh brothers diverted funds despite several orders asking them to maintain stakes in Fortis Healthcare.
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Supreme Court Dissatisfied Over Replies Filed By Singh Brothers In Daiichi Case
The apex court will hear the contempt petition on April 11.
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Supreme Court Dissatisfied Over Replies Filed By Singh Brothers In Daiichi Case
The apex court will hear the contempt petition on April 11.
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SEBI Directs Fortis To Continue Efforts To Recover Rs 403 Crore From Singh Brothers
Singh brothers and six entities have been directed not to dispose of any of their assets or divert funds without SEBIs permission.
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SEBI Asks Two Religare Firms To Recover Loans Worth Rs 2,300 Crore From Singh Brothers, 21 Others
SEBI said funds amounting to Rs 2,315 crore had been diverted from the books of Religare Finvest.
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Singh Brothers Appear In Front Of CJI-Led Bench In Daiichi Case
The Daiichi versus Singh brothers case’s verdict has been adjourned till March 28.
