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NEW DELHI: Former corporate lobbyist Niira Radia on Tuesday told a CBI court that Tata Teleservices Ltd, which was ahead in the queue for allocation of the 2G spectrum, lost the race while an ineligible Swan Telecom, said to be owned by

The permission by CBI to place more tapes on record was opposed by Radia's lawyers on the ground that the agency should have done it earlier and the new tapes could not be taken on record at this stage, said the reports. Nira Radia, the erstwhile ...

No CBI probe in Delhi cop's death: Court CBI court rejects Talwars' plea for adjournment 2G case: Niira Radia deposes in court SC dismisses Talwars' plea on witnesses New Delhi, May 30 (IANS) A Delhi court Thursday issued notices to all accused in ...

Her qualifications may have been the subject of debate in court yesterday but Radia's proximity to former telecom minister A Raja was not in doubt, if the fresh transcripts of phone taps submitted by the Central Bureau of Investigation are anything ...

A Delhi court today warned former corporate lobbyist Niira Radia, a ''sensitive'' and ''important'' witness in the 2G spectrum allocation case, for ''evading'' answers to some specific questions. ''You are a very sensitive witness. Be brief and be ...

Radia had said during investigations, "Regarding Swan Telecom, which was the only applicant to get the spectrum in Delhi circle, I would like to state that Swan Telecom as applicant was not even eligible for getting a UAS licence, in view of the cross holding ...

Nira Radia said this happened despite the Department of Telecom advising Tata Teleservice verbally that it would be granted the spectrum. Radia, who was scheduled to appear in court on December 5, 2012, to testify as a CBI witness, had sought three months' ...

Prosecution seeks 50 additional transcripts of recorded conversations before Radia is questioned by the court Shauvik Ghosh A file photo of corporate lobbyist Niira Radia. Photo: PTI Also Read New Delhi: A special court hearing the second-generation ...