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Swamy gives clean chit to PM in 2G case
22 Nov 2010
Janata Party president Subramanian Swamy today gave a clean chit to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the 2G spectrum issue, telling the Supreme Court that the solicitor general had misled the prime minister’s office and the court in the matter
Second power outage in four days staggers Mumbai
22 Nov 2010
DoT seeks facts; prosecution not easy
22 Nov 2010
Operators were required to roll out the services in 90 per cent of their service areas in metros and 10 per cent in district headquarters of other service areas within 12 months of the award of licences
CBI arrests another games panel member
22 Nov 2010
The Central Bureau of Investigation arrested on Sunday the sacked treasurer of the Delhi Commonwealth Games, M Jeychandren, for his alleged role in the Queen's Baton Relay scam
PM files 11-page affidavit; says all of Swamy's letters answered
20 Nov 2010
Finally breaking his silence on the 2G scandal, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has said that wrongdoers won’t be spared
CAG report is not the last word: Pranab
20 Nov 2010
DoT moots additional recoveries for 2G allocation
20 Nov 2010
The department of telecom and the ministry feel licences cannot be cancelled now on the basis of what should have been done earlier
DoT likely to fine erring telcos rather than cancel licences
19 Nov 2010
The telecom department may impose huge penalties on telecom firms that have failed to meet their roll-out obligations rather than cancel their licences and inconvenience subscribers
Fortescue to invest $8.4 billion on Pilbara ore expansion
19 Nov 2010
The investment will nearly triple Fortescue Metal's iron ore production from 55 million to 155 million tonnes a year by mid 2014
Tata Power, Reliance Infra trade blame as Mumbai suburbs see blackout
19 Nov 2010
Reliance Infrastructure and Tata Power blame each other for the grid failure that plunged Mumbai's densely populated northern suburbs in darkness last evening
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