New Delhi: Telecoms Minister Kapil Sibal said on Tuesday he and other government officials met with industry officials to discuss various 2G-spectrum related issues.

"A range of issues were discussed

New Delhi: Worried over differences amongst the service providers, particularly, on the issue of spectrum allocation, Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal today asked them to soon sink their differences as

New Delhi: Prashant Bhushan, fighting a PIL in the 2G spectrum case, on Tuesday alleged in the Supreme Court that CBI was not investigating direct involvement of Tata group and its reported quid pro q

New Delhi: Former Telecom Minister Arun Shourie is likely to appear before the CBI for questioning tomorrow in connection with the agency's probe into possible criminal aspects in the telecom policy

A Joint Parliamentary Committee to probe the 2G spectrum allocation issue, being dubbed by the opposition as the biggest scam in independent India, was set up today amid charges and countercharges between the government and the Opposition.

Feb. 18: The CBI sleuths stepped into DMK headquarters Anna Arivalayam here and raided the premises of Kalaignar TV through Thursday night, albeit quietly, in connection with the 2G spectrum.

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New Delhi, Feb. 16: The Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, on Wednesday said he did not insist on an auction of 2G spectrum as the telecom ministry, the finance ministry then headed by Mr P. Chidambar

Reliance Communications, India's second-ranked mobile carrier, said on Friday the telecoms regulator's 2G spectrum price proposals favoured its older rivals such as Bharti Airtel and Vodafone's India

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) proposed steep rises in the price of second-generation (2G) mobile radio waves, drawing criticism from carriers Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Essar who co

In a development that has huge financial implications for existing as well as new operators, telecom regulator Trai has recommended fixing the price for 6.2 Mhz of pan-India start-up 2G spectrum at Rs 10,972.45 crore, more than six times the pre cent cost of Rs 1,658 crore.