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Vijay Mallya loses appeal against UK bankruptcy orderVijay Mallya lost an appeal against a bankruptcy order made by London's High Court over a more than 1 billion-pound ($1.28 billion) debt to...- India tells UK not to provide safe haven for India's wanted criminalsThe MoS conveyed to Williams that while India respects the courts and will pursue legal procedures in Britain to bring back wanted men, New...
- Modi raised with May British court's focus on Indian jails during Mallya hearingSwaraj also added, "We have sent out Mallya's extradition request. One of the cases in teh court is by the State Bank of India (SBI) consor...
- Sebi to take final call on Mallya chairing UBL BoardMallya — who the Indian government has been trying to extradite from Britain over charges of fraud for the past few years — has been reluct...
- India seeks UK cooperation in Mallya, Lalit Modi extraditionThese issues were strongly raised by Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju with British Minister of State for Immigration Brandon Lewis a...
- Vijay Mallya laundered Rs 500 crore of Rs 900 crore IDBI loan, says EDThe agency’s affidavit provides complete ‘money trail’ on how Mallya diverted the loan money to at least seven countries, including the US,...
- UK’s serious fraud office starts probe into laundering by Vijay MallyaThe UK authorities have informed India about its independent ‘formal’ probe against Mallya while seeking details of alleged money launderin...
- Vijay Mallya to get same treatment as other prisoners: India to UKThis was conveyed by Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi to his British counterpart Patsy Wilkinson, the second permanent secretary in the ...
- Britain has become a 'haven' for fugitives: Indian envoySinha made an indirect reference to embattled Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya's ongoing extradition case in UK courts and "anti-India debates" i...
- India & UK discuss pending deportation, extradition casesNo official details were available about the meeting which comes barely weeks after India made an extradition request for embattled liquor ...
- Mallya case: CBI sleuths visit UB Group offices in Bengaluru"A team of CBI officials from Delhi visited the UB group offices in Bengaluru," a senior CBI official told PTI but did not divulge any deta...
- Vijay Mallya gets his 4th non-bailable warrant but businessman unmovedMallya, who is currently residing in the UK, left India on March 2. India has revoked the tycoon’s passport and has termed him a willful de...
- SBI declines info on Vijay Mallya's loan, says matter sub-judice: RTI queryMumbai-based RTI activist Anil Galgali had asked SBI about the total amount of loans given to the beleaguered businessman.
- Vijay Mallya not on invitee list of Indian High Commission in UK: MEAThe MEA on Saturday clarified that the controversial business tycoon Vijay Mallya was not on the invitee list of Indian High Commission in ...
- Can't issue red corner notice against Vijay Mallya: InterpolThe international police agency , sources say, has told investigators that RCN cannot be issued as there is no extradition request or trial...
- Vijay Mallya must pay in full, says Punjab National Bank chief Usha Ananthasubramanian"Although we are not leader of the consortium, we want him to pay the full amount," PNB MD Usha Ananthasubramanian said.
- CPI says BJP elected Vijay Mallya to Rajya Sabha, asks it to apologiseCPI today demanded apology from BJP for "having had elected" Vijay Mallya to Rajya Sabha and asked if Prime Minister Narendra Modi will rea...
- Lenders find no takers for Kingfisher brand, trademarksThe brand Kingfisher was collateralised to banks for a whopping Rs 4,000 crore (by Grant Thornton) in 2010, now down to a trickle.
- Vijay Mallya's name is on UK electoral rolls: ReportMallya had left India on March 2. He has refused to appear before the ED on three occasions when summoned between March 10 and April 2.
- Why did Centre allow Vijay Mallya to leave in first place, asks CongressIf Mallya's case was so sensitive, why did the government allow him to "run away" in the first place, party spokesman Manish Tewari said.
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