Asif Balwa, a cousin of 2G spectrum case accused Shahid Balwa, and Rajeev.B. Agarwal, arrested for their alleged role in the scam, were on Wednesday remanded in CBI custody till April 1 by a Delhi court.

The CBI on Tuesday told the Supreme Court that it would require two more days to formally file charges in the 2G spectrum allocation case. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) told the apex court that it will formally file charges on April 2, instead of its earlier deadline of March 31.

Sadiq Batcha, a close associate of former union communications minister A. Raja and under the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) scanner in the 2G spectrum scam, died here on Wednesday afternoon, officials at Apollo Hospital here said.

New Delhi: The CBI, which is probing the 2G spectrum scam, has sought telecom regulator TRAI's help to ascertain the loss to the government on allocation of spectrum to all operators between 2001 and

A Delhi court on Monday extended the CBI custody of former communications minister A. Raja and Shahid Usman Balwa, managing director of DB Realty, by three and four days, respectively, in the spectrum allocation scandal.

New Delhi/Mumbai, Feb. 9: Swan Telecom had bagged 2G licences for 13 circles, including Mumbai and Delhi, for `1,537 crore, but sold 45 per cent shares to UAE telecom giant Etisalat for approximately

New Delhi/Mumbai, Feb. 9: The CBI on Wednesday confronted Mr Shahid Usman Balwa, the managing director of DB Realty and promoter of Swan Telecom, with Mr A. Raja, former telecom minister, and question

Mumbai: A Mumbai court on Wednesday granted a two-day transit remand of Shahid Balwa - the promoter of Swan Telecom - to the CBI in the 2G spectrum scam, an official said.

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Trashing the report on 2G scam by Justice Shivraj Patil, former telecom minister Arun Shourie on Tuesday accused Union minister Kapil Sibal of trying to save A. Raja by functioning as his advocate.

Feb. 3: A special CBI Judge on Thursday granted the Central Bureau of Investigation five-day custody (till February 7) of the former telecom minister, Mr A. Raja, his personal secretary, Mr R.K. Chand