Satyam Kumar

A 'sincere implementation' of laws including those dealing with insolvency and bankruptcy will ensure that there is no repetition of 2G and Satyam like scams in India, NCLT President Justice M M Kumar said on Saturday.

In a major relief to Tech Mahindra, the High Court at Hyderabad on Monday quashed all money laundering cases filed by Enforcement Directorate (ED) against the infotech major.

The Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) on Monday stayed the Rs 1,849 crore penalty that the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) had slapped on founder-chairman of Satyam B Ramalinga Raju and four others, but upheld a ban on them from accessing the markets.

Satyam Kumar, a Bihar farmer's son who is just 13-years old, has cleared the fiercely competitive Indian Institute of Technology-Joint Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE) for which 150,000 candidates had appeared this year.

After cracking the highly competitive Indian Institute of Technology-Joint Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE), Satyam Kumar, the 12-year-old boy from Bihar, has now passed Class 12 with 85 percent marks.

Dressed in a bright T-shirt and shorts, at first glance, Satyam Kumar looks like any other ordinary 12-year-old, but his achievement of cracking the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) entrance exam at this tender age is anything but ordinary.

The Andhra Pradesh CID, investigating the Satyam fraud case, has questioned some employees of the IT major and its subsidiaries. A senior CID official told PTI in Hyderabad, ",As part of investigations, we questioned some Satyam employees and its subsidiaries. The questioning is a regular exercise.", Meanwhile, Rajus' counsel Bharat Kumar told re...

Ramalinga Raju said he inflated profits. The CID's public prosecutor said in court on Thursday that he inflated the number of his employees. That Satyam has no more than 40,000 employees. And that the salaries of 13000 so-called employees or one in four employees was probably being diverted elsewhere. Raju's lawyer Bharat Kumar says that is a lie.

A 'sincere implementation' of laws including those dealing with insolvency and bankruptcy will ensure that there is no repetition of 2G and Satyam like scams in India, NCLT President Justice M M Kumar said on Saturday.

In a major relief to Tech Mahindra, the High Court at Hyderabad on Monday quashed all money laundering cases filed by Enforcement Directorate (ED) against the infotech major.

The Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) on Monday stayed the Rs 1,849 crore penalty that the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) had slapped on founder-chairman of Satyam B Ramalinga Raju and four others, but upheld a ban on them from accessing the markets.

Satyam Kumar, a Bihar farmer's son who is just 13-years old, has cleared the fiercely competitive Indian Institute of Technology-Joint Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE) for which 150,000 candidates had appeared this year.

After cracking the highly competitive Indian Institute of Technology-Joint Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE), Satyam Kumar, the 12-year-old boy from Bihar, has now passed Class 12 with 85 percent marks.

Dressed in a bright T-shirt and shorts, at first glance, Satyam Kumar looks like any other ordinary 12-year-old, but his achievement of cracking the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) entrance exam at this tender age is anything but ordinary.

The Andhra Pradesh CID, investigating the Satyam fraud case, has questioned some employees of the IT major and its subsidiaries. A senior CID official told PTI in Hyderabad, ",As part of investigations, we questioned some Satyam employees and its subsidiaries. The questioning is a regular exercise.", Meanwhile, Rajus' counsel Bharat Kumar told re...

Ramalinga Raju said he inflated profits. The CID's public prosecutor said in court on Thursday that he inflated the number of his employees. That Satyam has no more than 40,000 employees. And that the salaries of 13000 so-called employees or one in four employees was probably being diverted elsewhere. Raju's lawyer Bharat Kumar says that is a lie.