Although the Supreme Court is yet to decide whether home minister P. Chidambaram fixing 2G-spectrum price at base entry fee of Rs 1,658 crore as finance minister in UPA-I along with then telecom mini

Expressing grave concern over the interference by the government agencies, especially the police in settling property disputes by restoring possession to a party without its title being decided by the

The Central Bureau of Investigation on Thursday gave a clean chit to Tata Teleservices and Datacom of Videocon in the 2G scam case but informed the Supreme Court that the probe against another company was continuing in the wake of three arrested company officials retracting their statement which was recorded by the CBI.

The CBI, after resisting the demand to probe Union home minister P. Chidambaram’s alleged role in 2G spectrum allocation, sprang a surprise in the Supreme Court on Wednesday, stating that its investigators have decided to register an FIR against former communications minister Dayanidhi Maran in connection with the Aircel-Maxis deal.

Despite the CBI and Centre’s strong resistance to any order from the Supreme Court for probing the alleged role of home minister P. Chidambaram in the 2G scam case, his problems seem to be not entirely over as the top court took note of its two crucial orders for investigating Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi and his deputy Amit Shah despite filing of the chargesheets.

A sharp conflict emerged between the Centre and CBI in the Supreme Court on investigating the alleged role of home minister P. Chidambaram in the 2G scam as finance minister in UPA-I with the governme

A sharp conflict emerged between the Centre and the CBI in the Supreme Court on investigating the alleged role of home minister P. Chidambaram in the 2G scam as finance minister in UPA-I with the government stating that trial court could order the probe if required but the agency emphatically objecting to it

The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed sacked IPL commissioner Lalit Modi’s petition challenging the BCCI’s disciplinary proceedings against him for various alleged irregularities in organising the T-20 Indian Premier League.

The slapping of a sterner provision of criminal breach of trust by the CBI in the 2G case against former communications minister A. Raja and two senior officers serving under him has virtually given a new dimension to the entire matter: as the charge amounts to acknowledging a huge loss to the national exchequer.

As the Supreme Court resumes further hearings on the finance ministry’s note to the PMO allegedly holding then finance minister P. Chidambaram and communications minister A.