Tata said the govt and its agencies had failed to protect the secrecy of the tapped conversations and an independent probe was required.

Ratan Tata has rejected govt’s claim that agencies were not responsible for the leak of personal conversation in Radia tapes, saying clean ...

The apex court said it will examine at a later stage the alleged role of some private operators in the telephone tapping controversy

Finance ministry tells telecom department (DoT) to establish leak of tapes at telcos’ end to nail guilty individuals.

Ratan Tata today expressed dissatisfaction at the "lackadaisical approach" of the government in investigating the leakage of the tapes of t...

The govt had taped Radia's telephonic conversation on a complaint to the Finance Ministry that she had been allegedly indulging in anti-nat...

TATA Group chairman Ratan Tata has lashed out at the government for what he describes as its "lackadaisical" attitude in allowing the Niira...

The Union home secretary G K Pillai on Saturday said neither he nor his ministry had access or have any access to any of the tapes.

Pillai clarified that neither he nor the Home Ministry had access or have any access to any of the tapes concerning the interception of the...

In 2007, FM had received a complaint, alleging that Radia had, within a short span of nine years, built up a business empire worth Rs 300 c...

The govt defended the interception of Niira Radia's telephones, saying this was a probe into complaints that she allegedly "was an agent of...

The government said this in reply to Tata group chairman Ratan Tata's petition seeking the enforcement of his right to privacy by restraini...

With the issue of leak of Radia tapes reaching the Supreme Court, service providers of phones used by the corporate communications biggie m...

The selective leaks containing purely private conversations between him and Radia hinted at foul play, that the tapes were either “stolen” ...

Tata wants the officials to ensure that responsibility is fixed for the leaks, as well as an assurance from them that there will be no repe...

Tata group chief Ratan Tata moved the Supreme Court seeking privacy of his recorded conversation with corporate lobbyist Niira Radia and ot...

The head of the Rs 320,000 cr salt-to-software conglomerate feels that publication of intercepts of the conversation has violated his right...