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AIFF Rejects Premier 1 Club License Of Jamshedpur FC, Odisha FC, Kerala Blasters And Hyderabad FC
AIFF's Club Licensing Committee rejected the Premier 1 license of ISL clubs Jamshedpur FC, Odisha FC, Kerala Blasters and Hyderabad FC for the upcoming 2024-25 season.
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Coronil Allowed As Supporting Measure In Covid Management: Centre
The State Licensing Authority of Uttarakhand has granted license for Coronil tablet to be used as supporting measure in the management of COVID-19 without claiming cure following the advice of a review committee set up by the AYUSH ministry, the Lok
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DoT Amends Licenses to Defer Spectrum Dues Payment
The Department of Telecom (DoT) has amended the unified access services license to defer payments of the spectrum auction instalments due for 2020-21 and 2021-22, operationalising the committee of secretaries' decision to allow a two-year moratorium.
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In Major Relief For Telcos, Government Defers Spectrum Payments
The government on Wednesday offered relief to the country's stressed out telecom sector, which was under huge pressure to pay spectrum dues. At a meeting today, the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs approved the plan to defer spectrum payment - to the tune of Rs 1.47 lakh crore - till 2022.
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Uber Licence Renewal Refused by UK City of York in New Regulatory Setback
The City of York Council's Gambling, Licensing and Regulatory Committee rejected Uber's application to renew its private hire operator's licence.
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Motor Bill Sent to Select Committee Of Rajya Sabha
The bill aims at bringing radical reforms in the transport sector, ranging from hefty fines for traffic rules violations to improving the licensing system and checking bogus licenses.
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Government Clears 33 Long-Pending Defence Projects
The government has cleared 33 pending defence projects including those of Reliance Aerospace, Bharat Forge, Mahindra Telephonic Integrated Systems and Tata Advanced Materials, a move that is expected to boost advanced manufacturing and attract huge investments.
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Rajan says RBI board committee to decide on bank licences
Rajan, in an interview with a TV channel, also called issuing new bank licenses a "regulatory" process that should not come to an end because of a change in government.
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RBI should not give banking licences to corporates: panel
Headed by senior BJP leader Yashwant Sinha, the Standing Committee on Finance also asked the RBI to review the guidelines on 'licensing of new banks in the private sector' issued on February 22.
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NDTV exclusive: Raja would be happiest person if he read 2G report, says PC Chacko
Congressman PC Chacko is under attack for absolving the Prime Minister and Finance minister P Chidambram of any role in the telecom scam. As head of a parliamentary committee that studied the swindle, Mr Chacko has been accused by the opposition of engineering "a Congress document" that saves his own leaders and indicts former Telecom Minister A ...
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2G scam: Opposition furious at clean chit to PM, Chidambaram; Chacko says anger expected
A Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) appointed to study the 2G scam has said in its report that neither the Prime Minister nor Finance Minister P Chidambaram were aware of the malpractices of then Telecom Minister A Raja which allowed ineligible companies to grab cheap mobile network licenses with second-wave or 2G airwaves thrown in for free.
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2G scam: JPC report clears PM and Chidambaram, opposition furious
A parliamentary committee appointed to study the 2G scam has said in its report that neither the Prime Minister nor Finance Minister P Chidambaram were aware of the malpractices of then Telecom Minister A Raja which allowed ineligible companies to grab cheap mobile network licenses with second-wave or 2G airwaves thrown in for free.
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2G scam: A Raja won't be allowed to testify for MPs' committee
A Raja, the former telecom minister who allegedly pivoted one of India's top-ranking scams, will not be allowed to testify for a parliamentary committee assigned to fix accountability for how ineligible companies were given valuable licenses for mobile networks in 2008.
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Telecom Commission endorses DoT recommendations on unified licence, defers decision on infra companies
The Telecom Commission today broadly endorsed the recommendations of the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) on a unified licensing regime for telecom and broadcasting offerings that will enable end users to get a host of services such as mobile, landline, DTH, cable TV from a single company without the entity necessarily owning the full infrast...
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2G scam: CBI says it doesn't know who taped conversations, or why
A Parliament panel will today examine the CBI's allegation that its lawyer in the 2G telecom case was colluding with a representative of one of the companies accused of criminal conspiracy and cheating to land an out-of-turn mobile network license in 2008 from then Telecom Minister A Raja.
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AIFF Rejects Premier 1 Club License Of Jamshedpur FC, Odisha FC, Kerala Blasters And Hyderabad FC
AIFF's Club Licensing Committee rejected the Premier 1 license of ISL clubs Jamshedpur FC, Odisha FC, Kerala Blasters and Hyderabad FC for the upcoming 2024-25 season.
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Coronil Allowed As Supporting Measure In Covid Management: Centre
The State Licensing Authority of Uttarakhand has granted license for Coronil tablet to be used as supporting measure in the management of COVID-19 without claiming cure following the advice of a review committee set up by the AYUSH ministry, the Lok
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DoT Amends Licenses to Defer Spectrum Dues Payment
The Department of Telecom (DoT) has amended the unified access services license to defer payments of the spectrum auction instalments due for 2020-21 and 2021-22, operationalising the committee of secretaries' decision to allow a two-year moratorium.
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In Major Relief For Telcos, Government Defers Spectrum Payments
The government on Wednesday offered relief to the country's stressed out telecom sector, which was under huge pressure to pay spectrum dues. At a meeting today, the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs approved the plan to defer spectrum payment - to the tune of Rs 1.47 lakh crore - till 2022.
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Uber Licence Renewal Refused by UK City of York in New Regulatory Setback
The City of York Council's Gambling, Licensing and Regulatory Committee rejected Uber's application to renew its private hire operator's licence.
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Motor Bill Sent to Select Committee Of Rajya Sabha
The bill aims at bringing radical reforms in the transport sector, ranging from hefty fines for traffic rules violations to improving the licensing system and checking bogus licenses.
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Government Clears 33 Long-Pending Defence Projects
The government has cleared 33 pending defence projects including those of Reliance Aerospace, Bharat Forge, Mahindra Telephonic Integrated Systems and Tata Advanced Materials, a move that is expected to boost advanced manufacturing and attract huge investments.
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Rajan says RBI board committee to decide on bank licences
Rajan, in an interview with a TV channel, also called issuing new bank licenses a "regulatory" process that should not come to an end because of a change in government.
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RBI should not give banking licences to corporates: panel
Headed by senior BJP leader Yashwant Sinha, the Standing Committee on Finance also asked the RBI to review the guidelines on 'licensing of new banks in the private sector' issued on February 22.
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NDTV exclusive: Raja would be happiest person if he read 2G report, says PC Chacko
Congressman PC Chacko is under attack for absolving the Prime Minister and Finance minister P Chidambram of any role in the telecom scam. As head of a parliamentary committee that studied the swindle, Mr Chacko has been accused by the opposition of engineering "a Congress document" that saves his own leaders and indicts former Telecom Minister A ...
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2G scam: Opposition furious at clean chit to PM, Chidambaram; Chacko says anger expected
A Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) appointed to study the 2G scam has said in its report that neither the Prime Minister nor Finance Minister P Chidambaram were aware of the malpractices of then Telecom Minister A Raja which allowed ineligible companies to grab cheap mobile network licenses with second-wave or 2G airwaves thrown in for free.
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2G scam: JPC report clears PM and Chidambaram, opposition furious
A parliamentary committee appointed to study the 2G scam has said in its report that neither the Prime Minister nor Finance Minister P Chidambaram were aware of the malpractices of then Telecom Minister A Raja which allowed ineligible companies to grab cheap mobile network licenses with second-wave or 2G airwaves thrown in for free.
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2G scam: A Raja won't be allowed to testify for MPs' committee
A Raja, the former telecom minister who allegedly pivoted one of India's top-ranking scams, will not be allowed to testify for a parliamentary committee assigned to fix accountability for how ineligible companies were given valuable licenses for mobile networks in 2008.
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Telecom Commission endorses DoT recommendations on unified licence, defers decision on infra companies
The Telecom Commission today broadly endorsed the recommendations of the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) on a unified licensing regime for telecom and broadcasting offerings that will enable end users to get a host of services such as mobile, landline, DTH, cable TV from a single company without the entity necessarily owning the full infrast...
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2G scam: CBI says it doesn't know who taped conversations, or why
A Parliament panel will today examine the CBI's allegation that its lawyer in the 2G telecom case was colluding with a representative of one of the companies accused of criminal conspiracy and cheating to land an out-of-turn mobile network license in 2008 from then Telecom Minister A Raja.
