Analjit Singh

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday stayed the trial court order of registering an FIR against Veer Singh, son of business tycoon and founder of Max group Analjit Singh, in connection with an alleged rape case.

Two Indian subsidiaries of German carmaker Volkswagen group have been charged for allegedly selling seven Audi cars fitted with "cheat devices" that are able to deceive excessive pollution emission tests to a Noida businessman, police said on Friday.

Mr Pandole and Mr Singh were the two directors who had opposed a resolution moved by promoter Tata Sons seeking removal of Mr Mistry as the company's chairman.

Max India Chairman Analjit Singh was one of the two directors on the board who had opposed a resolution moved by the promoter Tata Sons seeking removal of Mr Mistry as the company's Chairman.

The promoters had initially announced their intent to buy back MVIL shares through an open offer in January 2015, and were awaiting the listing of MVIL on the stock exchanges post the demerger of Max India into three companies, it said.

Leeu Estates is a composite of three adjoining farms, Dieu Donne, Klein Dassenberg and Von Ortloff, that Singh bought in a year.

British telecom giant Vodafone on Thursday appointed the first Indian CEO, Sunil Sood, for its India operations to replace Marten Pieters who has been its chief executive since 2009.

In March 2014, Vodafone increased its stake in the unit to 89 per cent by buying out Analjit Singh and Neelu Analjit Singh.

The Cabinet today approved UK-based telecom player Vodafone's Rs 10,141 crore foreign direct investment (FDI) proposal to buy out minority shareholders in its Indian arm.

Vodafone India is second largest telecom operator in the country with over 15.6 crore mobile subscribers.

Vodafone India chairman Analjit Singh, who is also a minority shareholder in the company, expects no hurdle to the British major's application to raise its stake in the local unit to 100 per cent.

Indian minority shareholders in Vodafone India, including Analjit Singh, will have to pay 20 per cent capital gains tax after selling their stake to the UK-based parent company, according to a Finance Ministry official.

Vodafone, which entered India in 2007 by acquiring Hutchison Whampoa's local cellular assets in an $11 billion deal, directly and indirectly owns a combined 84.5 per cent of Vodafone India, the country's second-biggest telecoms company by users.

Vodafone had raised its stake to 74 per cent in Vodafone Essar Ltd by buying shares of Essar in the company in 2011. The British major bought Essar's 33 per cent stake in Vodafone Essar for $5.46 billion in July 2011.

While Vodafone has selected its senior official Mathew Kirk, the government has from its side selected law secretary P.K. Malhotra to begin the pre-conciliation talks.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday stayed the trial court order of registering an FIR against Veer Singh, son of business tycoon and founder of Max group Analjit Singh, in connection with an alleged rape case.

Two Indian subsidiaries of German carmaker Volkswagen group have been charged for allegedly selling seven Audi cars fitted with "cheat devices" that are able to deceive excessive pollution emission tests to a Noida businessman, police said on Friday.

Mr Pandole and Mr Singh were the two directors who had opposed a resolution moved by promoter Tata Sons seeking removal of Mr Mistry as the company's chairman.

Max India Chairman Analjit Singh was one of the two directors on the board who had opposed a resolution moved by the promoter Tata Sons seeking removal of Mr Mistry as the company's Chairman.

The promoters had initially announced their intent to buy back MVIL shares through an open offer in January 2015, and were awaiting the listing of MVIL on the stock exchanges post the demerger of Max India into three companies, it said.

Leeu Estates is a composite of three adjoining farms, Dieu Donne, Klein Dassenberg and Von Ortloff, that Singh bought in a year.

British telecom giant Vodafone on Thursday appointed the first Indian CEO, Sunil Sood, for its India operations to replace Marten Pieters who has been its chief executive since 2009.

In March 2014, Vodafone increased its stake in the unit to 89 per cent by buying out Analjit Singh and Neelu Analjit Singh.

The Cabinet today approved UK-based telecom player Vodafone's Rs 10,141 crore foreign direct investment (FDI) proposal to buy out minority shareholders in its Indian arm.

Vodafone India is second largest telecom operator in the country with over 15.6 crore mobile subscribers.

Vodafone India chairman Analjit Singh, who is also a minority shareholder in the company, expects no hurdle to the British major's application to raise its stake in the local unit to 100 per cent.

Indian minority shareholders in Vodafone India, including Analjit Singh, will have to pay 20 per cent capital gains tax after selling their stake to the UK-based parent company, according to a Finance Ministry official.

Vodafone, which entered India in 2007 by acquiring Hutchison Whampoa's local cellular assets in an $11 billion deal, directly and indirectly owns a combined 84.5 per cent of Vodafone India, the country's second-biggest telecoms company by users.

Vodafone had raised its stake to 74 per cent in Vodafone Essar Ltd by buying shares of Essar in the company in 2011. The British major bought Essar's 33 per cent stake in Vodafone Essar for $5.46 billion in July 2011.

While Vodafone has selected its senior official Mathew Kirk, the government has from its side selected law secretary P.K. Malhotra to begin the pre-conciliation talks.