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15,000 Crore Of Vijay Mallya, Nirav Modi's Assets Restored To Banks: Centre
Properties worth Rs 14,131 crore - that once belonged to Vijay Mallya - have been seized and handed to public and private sector banks to pay off a part of the fugitive businessman's substantial debts, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said.
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"Every Help Was Extended To Kingfisher By UPA Government", Says BJP: Live Updates
Absconding businessman Vijay Mallya's claim that he had a "meeting" with Finance Minister Arun Jaitley before leaving for London has created a political controversy.
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's Full Statement On Vijay Mallya's Remarks
Absconding tycoon Vijay Mallya, wanted on charges of fraud and money laundering amounting to around Rs. 9,000 crore, today claimed he had met the Finance Minister Arun Jaitley before leaving India and made "repeated offers" to "settle issues". To this Arun Jaitley has reacted saying the Mallya's statement is factually false.
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Indian Assets Set To Slip Away, Vijay Mallya Anxious To Return: Sources
Absconding tycoon Vijay Mallya wants to return to India and has been sending feelers continuously for the last two months, sources in investigating agencies have told NDTV. Officials say the tycoon, who has extensive property in India which has been attached by the investigative agencies, want to regain control over it.
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"Very Happy" With UK Court Order, Can Go After Vijay Mallya's Assets: SBI
Indian banks are working very closely with the UK authorities to recover maximum out of assets owned by Vijay Mallya after a British court allowed them to search and seize properties of the fugitive liquor baron.
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Government Notifies Rules To Operationalise Fugitive Economic Offenders Law
Showing urgency in dealing with absconding loan defaulters, the government has come out with a series of rules to operationalise the fugitive economic offenders law, for which an ordinance was promulgated by the President last week.
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Centre Tables Bill In Parliament To Impound, Sell Assets Of Fraudsters, Fugitives
The government has tabled a bill that seeks to confiscate all the assets of absconding fraudsters and loan defaulters for recovering dues from them.
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This Actor Just Bought Vijay Mallya's Famed 'Kingfisher Villa' For 73 Crores
A luxurious beach front villa in Goa owned by absconding liquor baron Vijay Mallya has been sold to Bollywood and South Indian film actor Sachiin Joshi, by a group of banks led by State Bank of India, official sources said in Mumbai on Saturday.
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India Asks UK To Extradite Vijay Mallya, Says Case Against Him Is 'Legitimate'
India today handed over its request to extradite business tycoon Vijay Mallya from the UK where he had flown last year after defaulting on bank loans worth 900 crore and facing charges of money laundering.
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India Hands Over To The UK Extradition Request For Vijay Mallya
India today handed over to the UK an extradition request for absconding businessman Vijay Mallya who is facing cases of loan default and other financial irregularities.
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15,000 Crore Of Vijay Mallya, Nirav Modi's Assets Restored To Banks: Centre
Properties worth Rs 14,131 crore - that once belonged to Vijay Mallya - have been seized and handed to public and private sector banks to pay off a part of the fugitive businessman's substantial debts, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said.
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"Every Help Was Extended To Kingfisher By UPA Government", Says BJP: Live Updates
Absconding businessman Vijay Mallya's claim that he had a "meeting" with Finance Minister Arun Jaitley before leaving for London has created a political controversy.
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's Full Statement On Vijay Mallya's Remarks
Absconding tycoon Vijay Mallya, wanted on charges of fraud and money laundering amounting to around Rs. 9,000 crore, today claimed he had met the Finance Minister Arun Jaitley before leaving India and made "repeated offers" to "settle issues". To this Arun Jaitley has reacted saying the Mallya's statement is factually false.
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Indian Assets Set To Slip Away, Vijay Mallya Anxious To Return: Sources
Absconding tycoon Vijay Mallya wants to return to India and has been sending feelers continuously for the last two months, sources in investigating agencies have told NDTV. Officials say the tycoon, who has extensive property in India which has been attached by the investigative agencies, want to regain control over it.
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"Very Happy" With UK Court Order, Can Go After Vijay Mallya's Assets: SBI
Indian banks are working very closely with the UK authorities to recover maximum out of assets owned by Vijay Mallya after a British court allowed them to search and seize properties of the fugitive liquor baron.
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Government Notifies Rules To Operationalise Fugitive Economic Offenders Law
Showing urgency in dealing with absconding loan defaulters, the government has come out with a series of rules to operationalise the fugitive economic offenders law, for which an ordinance was promulgated by the President last week.
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Centre Tables Bill In Parliament To Impound, Sell Assets Of Fraudsters, Fugitives
The government has tabled a bill that seeks to confiscate all the assets of absconding fraudsters and loan defaulters for recovering dues from them.
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This Actor Just Bought Vijay Mallya's Famed 'Kingfisher Villa' For 73 Crores
A luxurious beach front villa in Goa owned by absconding liquor baron Vijay Mallya has been sold to Bollywood and South Indian film actor Sachiin Joshi, by a group of banks led by State Bank of India, official sources said in Mumbai on Saturday.
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India Asks UK To Extradite Vijay Mallya, Says Case Against Him Is 'Legitimate'
India today handed over its request to extradite business tycoon Vijay Mallya from the UK where he had flown last year after defaulting on bank loans worth 900 crore and facing charges of money laundering.
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India Hands Over To The UK Extradition Request For Vijay Mallya
India today handed over to the UK an extradition request for absconding businessman Vijay Mallya who is facing cases of loan default and other financial irregularities.
