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Tata Tele seeks review of SC order cancelling 2G licences

Tata Teleservices Ltd has moved the Supreme Court seeking review of the judgment cancelling its licences for the 2G spectrum in three circles which were allotted during the tenure of former Teleco... »

PM wants issues from 2G ruling resolved in 2 weeks

The Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh. (file photo) The Prime Minister has asked the Group on Telecom to resolve all issues arising out of the Supreme Court ruling on 2G licence cancellation within two weeks. »

2G: NGO moves apex court for probe against Chidambaram

An NGO, Centre for Public Interest Litigation (CPIL), on Friday moved the Supreme Court seeking its direction to the CBI to conduct a “thorough investigation” into the alleged role of the Home Min... »

2G: Swamy moves apex court against Chidambaram

The Janata Party President, Dr Subramanian Swamy, on Thursday moved the Supreme Court against the Special Court's order which had dismissed his plea to make the Home Minister, Mr P. Chidambaram, a... »

Etisalat shuts down India operations

The UAE-based Etisalat on Wednesday said that it was shutting down its Indian operations following the Supreme Court's decision to cancel its licences. The decision was taken at th... »
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Mr Vsevolod Rozanov, Chief Executive Officer of Sistema Shyam Teleservices

Exiting India not an option, says Sistema Shyam

Russian major Sistema wants to stay invested in India and is not considering exiting the telecom venture as of now. The company, one of the players affected by the Supreme Court ruling l... »
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Norway’s IT Minister, Ms Rigmor Aasrud, with the Union Minister for Communications and IT, Mr Kapil Sibal, in New Delhi on Tuesday. Following the Supreme Court’s verdict on 2G licences, the Norwegian authorities have requested the Indian Government to protect Telenor’s investments. — V. Sudershan

Norwegian IT Minister meets Sibal over Telenor

Initiating a dialogue at the diplomatic level post cancellation of Uninor’s 2G licences, Norway’s IT Minister, Rigmor Aasrud, today met the Telecom Minister, Mr Kapil Sibal, and discussed the way... »
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Mr Digvijay Singh

Review petition likely against 2G case verdict

The Supreme Court judgment cancelling the licences of telecom companies in 2G spectrum allocation case is likely to be challenged by way of a review petition, the AICC General-Secretary, Mr Digvij... »
Industry & Economy

Allow 2G matter to rest, Congress tells BJP

With the BJP determined not to soften its stand against the UPA in Parliament and in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections, the Congress on Saturday asked the principal Opposition party to apologis... »
Industry & Economy

Non-revision of spectrum charge not an illegal act, says Court

The Special Court has said that non-revision of entry fee or spectrum charge in itself is not an illegal act, unless done with a criminal intent. The court said that Mr Chidambaram had ag... »
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2G ruling: Telenor writes down 4.2-b kroner Indian investment

Norway-based Telenor has written off 4.3 billion kroner as a result of the Supreme Court's ruling to cancel licences. "According to IFRS accounting standard, Telenor is committed to... »
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