122 Licences Cancelled

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  Former Telecom Minister A Raja, Kanimozhi, 15 Others Acquitted in 2G Spectrum Case: 10 Points

  Former telecom minister A Raja and M Kanimozhi of the DMK were among 17 people acquitted today in the "2G scam", one of India's biggest corruption scandals. Mr Raja, other politicians and corporate executives were accused in the alleged below-market-price sale of lucrative telecoms permits bundled with airwaves in 2008, which the national auditor s...

• A Key Supreme Court Date For CBI Chief, Accused of Misconduct

  The Supreme Court will today examine the allegations levelled against CBI Director Ranjit Sinha by the Centre for Public Interest Litigation (CPIL), a non-profit organisation and one of the PIL petitioners on whose plea 122 licences for 2G spectrum were cancelled by the Supreme Court.

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  'Tata Teleservices' licenses not covered in Supreme Court cancellation order'

  legal counsel representing government in the case said that court only cancelled 122 2G licences.

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  Telenor says India operations likely to achieve break-even by year-end

  Uninor's 22 licences were among the 122 permits that were cancelled by a Supreme Court order in February last year.

• 2G spectrum: Department of telecom announces third round of auction

  The apex court in its last week order directed the government to auction the entire spectrum that was vacated by 122 2G telecom licences after the court ordered their cancellation on February 2, 2012.

• SC order to cancel 122 telecom licences will be implemented: Sibal

  Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal on Thursday said the government would follow the timeline to auction the 2G spectrum. His statement comes minutes after the Supreme Court ruled that auction is not a must for all natural resources.

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  Supreme Court directs government to complete 2G spectrum auction by Jan 11

  The Supreme Court today directed the Government to complete fresh auction of cancelled 122 2G spectrum licences by January 11, 2013.

• DoT sword hangs on Tata's licences

  The Department of Telecom (DoT) has sought legal opinion, after the February Supreme Court, on whether the number of licences that have to be cancelled should be 122 or 141.

• I-T begins probe against all telecom firms that got 2G licences

  These 122 licences, granted during the time of former telecom minister A. Raja, were cancelled by the apex court.

• Company Law Board refers Uninor dispute to arbitration

  Telenor holds 67.25% stake in Uninor, whose telecom licences were among the 122 cancelled by Supreme Court last month.

• 2G case: Review petitions filed by govt, telecom companies in Supreme Court today

  The Supreme Court will today hear review petitions filed by the Centre and various telecom companies in the 2G judgements it delivered earlier this year. These review petitions will, however, not be heard in the open court as a convention, but will be decided in the chambers of Judges Justice GS Singhvi and Justice KS Radhakrishnan.

• 2G scam: Supreme Court to take up review petition on licence cancellation

  Supreme Court will hear a bunch of pleas by the Centre and various telecom firms, seeking reviews of various aspects of the verdict cancelling 122 2G spectrum licences.

• Auction route for 2G licences unviable, Telecom Department tells Parliamentary panel

  The Department of Telecom claimed that the Supreme Court's decision to cancel 122 telecom licences was contrary to the principle of separation of powers laid down in t he Constitution.

• 2G: Govt seeks review of verdict questioning policy

  The government today moved the Supreme Court questioning its verdict holding the policy of first-come-first-served in 2G spectrum allocation as unconstitutional while cancelling 122 licences saying it has entered into the exclusive domain of the executive and beyond the limits of judicial review.

• Raja asks Supreme Court to review cancellation of 122 licences

  Former Telecom Minister A Raja has asked the Supreme Court to review its decision that cancelled 122 mobile network licences issued by him. The verdict, delivered on February 2, has caused panic attacks for India Inc; it also has the government searching for exigent clarifications.