Kanimozhi made IT for Raja’s sake
Dec. 11: The DMK Rajya Sabha member, Ms Kanimozhi, had played an important role in getting Mr A. Raja into the UPA-II government as the minister for IT and communication, even sacrificing her own chan
More secrets out in 800 new Radia tapes
Dec. 11:: The news magazine Outlook released 800 new tapped conversations involving the lobbyist, Ms Niira Radia, and 2G spectrum allocation on Saturday. The conversations, all part of an officially s
Radia tapes, conspiracy gainst India
New Delhi, Dec. 10: The multiple agencies investigating the politically sensitive 2G spectrum scam case have formed a “prima facie” view that the conversation of corporate lobbyist, Ms Niira Radia, wi
New Radia tapes show lobbying for Raja’s ministership
Outlook magazine on Saturday released what it called the second tranche of tapped conversations of corporate lobbyist Nira Radia and claimed they point to a nexus between politicians, corpora
2G probe opens floodgates of information on tax evasion
Dec. 9: The Income-Tax department has almost completed the probe into the 2G spectrum scam related transactions but is awaiting for the results of the investigation of the CBI and Enforcement Director
Govt places recorded tapes in sealed cover before SC
The government on Thursday placed before the Supreme Court in sealed cover recorded tapes containing the conversations between corporate lobbyist Niira Radia and others relating to the 2G spectrum all
SC sends notice to Open, Outlook magazines on Niira Radia tapes
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Centre to respond within 10 days to the petition filed by Tata chief Ratan Tata seeking a direction to the government to probe leakage of audio tapes containing
Supreme Court to take up petition filed by Ratan Tata
The Supreme Court will on Thursday take up the petition filed by Tata group chairman Ratan Tata seeking a direction to the government to probe leakage of tapes containing his private conversation with
Tata may move SC against Radia tapes leak
New Delhi: Critical of the 'unauthorised' release of tapes of his conversation with PR consultant Niira Radia, the USD 73 billion Tata group chief Ratan Tata may move the Supreme Court tomorrow to see