Former Telecom Minister A. Raja on Friday sought a review of the Supreme Court verdict on cancellation of licenses for 2G spectrum saying it violates the ‘principles of natural justice’ and ‘judicial

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

Accused Rajya Sabha MP Kanimozhi has sought permanent exemption from personal appearance during day-to-day trial of the 2G spectrum scam.

Her counsel submitted an application Tuesday before special

In an apparent fallout of the Supreme Court's order in the Vodafone case, the Income Tax department has started a review of its probe in the 2G spectrum scam which relied heavily on the premise of cap

United Arab Emirates telecom operator Etisalat on Wednesday said it would shut down the operations of its Indian joint venture, three weeks after the Supreme Court cancelled the affiliate's licence am

Janata Party chief Subramanian Swamy on Thursday moved the Supreme Court challenging the trial court order which had held that Home Minister P. Chidmbaram did not indulge in any criminal conspiracy

Promoters of Essar Group Anshuman and Ravi Ruia and Loop Telecom promoters I.P. Khaitan and Kiran Khaitan were on Wednesday granted exemption from personal appearance by a Delhi court, which had su

Bracing for a stinging opposition attack on 2G issue during budget session of Parliament, the Prime Minister's Office has asked the telecom department to give full details on the corruption cases.

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The Supreme Court judgement cancelling 122 telecom licences allocated on first-come-first serve basis has ramifications for other sectors like mining where the same principle is adopted, Telecom Min

The probe into the 2G scam has received a momentum with Central Vigilance Commission calling chiefs of all concerned probe agencies to appear before it for briefing on the status and the blue print fo