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SC paves way for auctioning of 50,000 mines in Rajasthan"When the Government decides to introduce fair play by way of auction facilitating all eligible persons to contest on equal terms, certainl...- A Raja had misled then PM Manmohan Singh on 2G policy matters: CBI to courtIn its charge sheet, CBI had alleged a loss of Rs 30,984 crore to the exchequer in allocation of 122 licences for 2G spectrum.
- 1st-come, 1st-serve policy followed to allocate 2G spectrum: CBICBI's arguments assumes significance as it has alleged that during his tenure as telecom minister, A Raja had changed this policy in 2008.
- Congress supports CBI's statement that Raja 'misled' the former PM Manmohan SinghCongress backed CBI statement that former Telecom Minister A Raja had "misled" Manmohan Singh on policy matters pertaining to allocation of...
- Raja misled Manmohan Singh, tweaked cut-off dates on 2G spectrum: CBI to courtRaja, in conspiracy with other accused, had advanced the cut-off date to favour accused firms in allocation of 2G licences, the agency said.
- A Raja wanted "faster" procedure to give licences: 2G witnessA former senior official of the Department of Telecom (DoT) today told a Delhi court that erstwhile Telecom Minister A Raja wanted a "faste...
- 2G case: A Raja communicated to PM about policy; not discussed in DoTA key prosecution witness in the 2G case today told a Delhi court that former Telecom Minister A Raja had written a letter to the Prime Min...
- 2G spectrum allocation mode did not conform to FCFS: WitnessA key prosecution witness of the 2G spectrum allocation case today told a Delhi court that the method followed for allocation of spectrum "...
- 2G: Letter between PM, Raja not processed by DoT, says witnessA key prosecution witness in the 2G case told a Delhi court that A Raja had communicated to the PM about the policy for distribution of lic...
- 2G spectrum judgement on allocation of resources caused uncertainity: India IncThe industry chambers told SC that the 2G judgement making it mandatory to allocate all natural resources only through auction has caused a...
- 2G case: Government should offer roadmap to investors stung by the lawIt is imperative for the government to offer a way out of the current impasse in telecom, where the Supreme Court's order to cancel 122 lic...
- 2G: Supreme Court's verdicts may have big impacts on India Inc and regulatorsET on Sunday sifts through the 2G verdicts to find the Supreme Court may have changed India Inc's operating environment.
- Selling spectrum: How government's 3G distributing method is different from 2G's FCFSFormer telecom minister A Raja sold 2G airwaves using a method called FCFS. Subsequent sale of 3G spectrum was done through auctions.
- 2G Scam: Supreme Court's verdict did not indict PM or HM, says KhurshidThere were indications that an adverse verdict on the role of the P Chidambaram on Saturday could widen the fissures in the deeply divided ...
- Raja equated spectrum grant with ration distribution: Witness Aseervartham AcharyAseervartham Achary said Raja used to explain FCFS method in grant of UASL to DoT by comparing a parallel with the queue before government ...
- 2G scam: Raja's first-come-first-served policy scuttled chances of serious telcos, says PACThe panel expressed shock over how by "devising capricious & opaque procedure," applications submitted between Mar 2006 and Sep 2007.
- 2G scam: Swan, Unitech knew about policy to be implemented: CBIThe "ill-conceived" design of the first-come-first-served policy was known to Swan Telecom and Unitech Wireless three months in advance as ...
- Patil panel opposes FCFS, calls for transparency in allocationIn its 143-page report, the committee headed by retired Justice Shivraj Patil, has also said there is a need for a comprehensive new legisl...
- Spectrum policy is not just auction vs FCFSA few articles on telecom spectrum policy in ET recently seemed biased and oblivious of the evolution of the wireless telecom industry.
- Spectrum war: Telecom sector faces uncertain timesThe trigger, industry analysts say, are the varying and conflicting interpretations of the govt's first-come-first-serve policy. How to be ...
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