The next hearing into the matter has been scheduled on December 19. Earlier on December 10, the court extended the ED custody of the accused for four days. She was arrested by the ED on December 2.
Jaipur Pink Panthers regained the top spot on the points table with this victory. The current top two sides in the standings - Jaipur Pink Panthers and Puneri Paltan have sealed their spots in the Playoffs.
Spurred on by their home fans, the Telugu Titans produced a fantastic performance to defeat U Mumba 32-26 and ended their 12-match losing streak in the Pro Kabaddi League Season 9. Siddharth Desai was the star for the home side with 9 points in the match held at the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium in Hyderabad on Saturday.
Maninder Singh led from the front to score 12 points, while Shrikant Jadhav chipped in with seven points in the match to guide Bengal Warriors to 36-28 victory over Telugu Titans.
The announcement for the play-offs and final was made during the launch conference for the Hyderabad leg of the Pro Kabaddi League Season 9 on Thursday, 17 November 2022.
New Delhi [India], July 21 (ANI): The Supreme Court on Thursday adjourned for July 28 hearing on a petition related to the amendments in the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) constitution and appointed senior advocate Maninder Singh as amicus curiae in the matter.
New Delhi [India], July 19 (ANI): The Supreme Court on Tuesday granted protection to suspended Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesperson Nupur Sharma from arrest in multiple FIRs.
New Delhi [India], July 18 (ANI): The Supreme Court on Tuesday will hear a plea filed by former Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesperson Nupur Sharma seeking a stay on her arrest in the FIRs registered against her for the alleged hate statement on Prophet Muhammad.
New Delhi Mar 31 PTI The Supreme Court on Thursday said it would hear on April 12 the matter relating to a dispute between low-cost airline SpiceJet and media baron Kalanithi Maran and his Kal Airways over payment of interest in connection with a share-transfer issueOn February 14 Kal Airways and Maran had told the apex court that they were not agreeable to two proposals to settle their dispute with SpiceJet on payment of interest in connection with the share-transfer issue as the low-cost airline owed them around Rs 920 crore in pursuance of an arbitral awardA bench headed by Chief Justice N V Ramana while observing that the endeavour should be to settle the dispute said it would hear the matter on April 12SpiceJet in its first offer had proposed that it would pay Rs 300 crore towards a full-and-final settlement of the dispute or secondly of the bank guarantee of Rs 270 crore deposited with the Delhi High Court it would give Rs 100 crore for now and an order will be passed by the apex court urging the high court to expeditiously decide the case related to the arbitral awardThey Kal Airways and Maran have considered the offer made by my friend senior advocate Mukul Rohatgi appearing in the matter on behalf of SpiceJet But they have not found them acceptable senior counsel Maninder Singh who was assisted by Karanjawala and Company had told the top court on February 14The bench was hearing SpiceJets appeal against the November 2 2020 order of the high court asking the airline to deposit around Rs 243 crore as interest in connection with the share-transfer dispute with its former promoter Maran and Kal AirwaysPrior to this on November 7 2020 the apex court had stayed the Delhi High Court order asking SpiceJet to deposit around Rs 243 crore as interest in connection with the share-transfer disputeSpiceJet and its promoter Ajay Singh were asked to deposit around Rs 243 crore as interest payable on Rs 579 crore which the high court had in 2017 asked the airline to deposit under the 2018 arbitration award in the share-transfer disputeThe high court had granted six weeks to SpiceJet to make the payment and the deadline for the same according to a September 2 order expired on October 14 2020After this Maran and his firm had moved the high court for attachment of the entire shareholding of Singh in Spicejet and taking over the management for the non-payment of Rs 243 croreThe top court had taken note of Spicejets appeal and passed the interim order staying the high court orderMaran and Kal Airways had moved the high court over the share-transfer dispute with SpiceJet demanding that 18 crore warrants redeemable as equity shares be transferred to themOn July 29 2016 the high court had asked both parties to settle the dispute under arbitrationIt had directed SpiceJet and Singh to deposit Rs 579 crore in the high courts registrySpiceJet was permitted to furnish a bank guarantee for Rs 329 crore and make a cash deposit of the remaining sum of Rs 250 crore by the high courtThe apex court in July 2017 had dismissed SpiceJets appeal against the high court orderOn July 20 2018 the arbitral tribunal had rejected Marans claim of damages of Rs 1323 crore for not issuing the warrants to him and Kal Airways but had awarded him a refund of Rs 579 crore plus interestMaran the owner of Sun TV Network then moved the high court against the arbitration awardThe matter pertained to a dispute arising out of non-issuance of warrants in favour of Maran after the transfer of ownership to Singh the controlling shareholder of SpiceJetThe dispute started after Singh took back control of SpiceJet in February 2015 amid the airline facing a financial crisisMaran and Kal Airways had transferred their entire 3504 crore equity shares in SpiceJet amounting to a 5846 per cent stake in the airline to its co-founder Singh in February 2015 for just Rs 2 PTI ABA RC
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