Nithyananda's nation Kailaasa: The Indian government has approached Interpol and sought a Blue Corner notice to locate the godman

P Chidambaram said that India would be lucky if the country ends the year at 5 per cent GDP growth

Chidambaram, on Thursday, protested at the Parliament premises on Thursday against rising onion prices

Nirav Modi must appear for call-over hearings at Westminster Magistrates' Court until the case management hearings for his extradition trial kick in from early next year

Chidambaram, who has been in custody for 105 days, has been granted bail by the apex court with direction not to leave the country without prior permission of the trial court nor speak to the media

The Supreme Court said Chidambaram should not temper with evidence and not influence the witnesses

Kochhar told the Bombay High Court that Sandeep Bakshi who was chosen as her successor was given the post only after the ICICI Bank had approved her request for early retirement

Special Judge Ajay Kumar Kuhar also granted relief to former OSD to finance minister Pradeep Kumar Bagga and former FIPB director Prabodh Saxena

Chidambaram was first arrested by the CBI on August 21 in the INX Media corruption case

Senior advocate Vikas Pahwa, appearing for Puri, told Special Judge Arvind Kumar that he was not a director or a shareholder, directly or indirectly

A bench headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde, who was administered the oath of office by President Ram Nath Kovind earlier in the day, was told by senior advocate Kapil Sibal that Chidambaram was in jail for around 90 days

The original complaint of the petitioners had accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of using his official position to fast track the Rafale deal and sought an investigation under the Prevention of Corruption Act

Chidambaram had moved the High Court seeking bail in the money laundering case. He had claimed since the evidence was documentary and in the custody of probe agencies he could not tamper them

In the police's initial charges, billionaire jeweller Nirav Modi, 21 other people, including PNB officials were accused of being involved in fraudulent transactions that led to losses of roughly 65 billion rupees for PNB

The ED moved an application seeking extension of custody which was allowed by the court