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In Telecom Dues Case, Lawyer's Folded-Hands Appeal In Top Court: 10 Facts
Former Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi today appealed to the Supreme Court with folded hands, asking it to grant at least 15 years to telecom companies to clear their dues with the government. The court had earlier warned of strong action for wrongdoing, saying it may send them "directly to jail". The loss-making telcos had initially asked for a 20...
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Supreme Court Seeks Road Map From Telcos On Dues, Vodafone Says "No Money To Even Pay Salaries"
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked private telecom operators to furnish undertakings and file affidavits giving a road map for clearing the Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR) related dues as Vodafone Idea said that it does not have enough money to even pay salaries to its employees.
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"Don't Distort," Says Mayawati On Supreme Court's Reimburse Money Observation
A day after the Supreme Court suggested that former UP Chief Minister Mayawati return the crores she had spent on statues installed in parks across Lucknow and Noida, the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief urged that the observation of the top court shouldn't be "distorted".
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Will Not Entertain 'A Defaulter' Says Supreme Court In Real Estate Case
Advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for the real estate major Unitech, said the firm did not have money to pay the flat buyers.
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For Arvind Kejriwal In Government Ads, His Party Gets Bill For 97 Crores
Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party has to pay a hefty 97 crores for spending public money on advertisements that project the party and its chief Arvind Kejriwal,in violation of the guidelines of the Supreme Court.
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'Sink Or Die', Buyers Need To Be Paid Back: Supreme Court To Supertech
The Supreme Court today gave a stern message to Supertech asking it to return money to investors, saying it was not concerned whether the real estate major "sinks or dies".
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Telecom Firms Owe Big Money To Government, Says Ravi Shankar Prasad
On a day telecom operators won a legal battle in Supreme Court -- which decided they won't have to pay consumers for call drops -- Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad told NDTV that they owe a huge amount of money to the government.
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In Telecom Dues Case, Lawyer's Folded-Hands Appeal In Top Court: 10 Facts
Former Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi today appealed to the Supreme Court with folded hands, asking it to grant at least 15 years to telecom companies to clear their dues with the government. The court had earlier warned of strong action for wrongdoing, saying it may send them "directly to jail". The loss-making telcos had initially asked for a 20...
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Supreme Court Seeks Road Map From Telcos On Dues, Vodafone Says "No Money To Even Pay Salaries"
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked private telecom operators to furnish undertakings and file affidavits giving a road map for clearing the Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR) related dues as Vodafone Idea said that it does not have enough money to even pay salaries to its employees.
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"Don't Distort," Says Mayawati On Supreme Court's Reimburse Money Observation
A day after the Supreme Court suggested that former UP Chief Minister Mayawati return the crores she had spent on statues installed in parks across Lucknow and Noida, the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief urged that the observation of the top court shouldn't be "distorted".
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Will Not Entertain 'A Defaulter' Says Supreme Court In Real Estate Case
Advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for the real estate major Unitech, said the firm did not have money to pay the flat buyers.
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For Arvind Kejriwal In Government Ads, His Party Gets Bill For 97 Crores
Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party has to pay a hefty 97 crores for spending public money on advertisements that project the party and its chief Arvind Kejriwal,in violation of the guidelines of the Supreme Court.
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'Sink Or Die', Buyers Need To Be Paid Back: Supreme Court To Supertech
The Supreme Court today gave a stern message to Supertech asking it to return money to investors, saying it was not concerned whether the real estate major "sinks or dies".
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Telecom Firms Owe Big Money To Government, Says Ravi Shankar Prasad
On a day telecom operators won a legal battle in Supreme Court -- which decided they won't have to pay consumers for call drops -- Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad told NDTV that they owe a huge amount of money to the government.
