The stock has been losing for the last three days. It has fallen 26.79% since the beginning of this year and lost 2.66% during the last one year. 

The Sunil Mittal-controlled company might snatch back its No. 1 ranking on RMS in the next two-three quarters since VIL is expected to lose ground in the course of its integration process as it conforms to M&A rules.

Atal Bihari Vajpayee passed away today at the age of 93. Leaders cutting across the political spectrum mourned the loss of India's former prime minister.

The top industrialists in the country have been quite reluctant in publicly voicing their concerns about the economy in all these years. The scene is changing now.

This development comes about a month after Jio tapped the Korean credit market to raise $1 billion from Korea Trade Insurance Corporation.

Total remuneration of Bharti Airtel chairman Sunil Bharti Mittal remained almost flat at about Rs 30.19 crore in 2017-18 compared to the previous year as the company reported the lowest annual profit in a decade at Rs 1,099 crore for the year.

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In the course of investigation, Panamanian law firm, Mossack Fonseca, the epicentre of the 2016 Panama Papers confirmed the existence of several customers who had denied any links as well as unmasked new clients in a bargain.

The second set of Panama Papers - dubbed Panama Papers: The Aftermath - comprises more than 1.2 million fresh documents of which at least 12,000 are linked to Indians.

The messaging and social media technology company founded by Kavin Bharti Mittal - son of telecom billionaire Sunil Mittal - has reportedly started laying off 20-25% of its workforce.

The merger of Norwegian telecom company Telenor's Indian arm with Bharti Airtel Ltd has left half of the employees of Telenor India in the dark. Though Airtel is said to have absorbed over 700 employees of the company, the equal number of staff members are still facing layoffs.

Rival telecom players Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel have crossed swords yet again with the Mukesh Ambani-led startup accusing the Sunil Bharti Mittal-led firm of violating rules to offer eSIM services on Apple watches.

Reliance Jio has alleged that Bharti Airtel is offering eSim service on Apple Watch in violation of licence norms, prompting the Sunil Mittal-led firm call it a \"frivolous complaint\".

The draft National Telecom Policy (NTP) 2018 brought out late on Tuesday emphasises the need to optimally price crucial spectrum waves and simplify the process to acquire them and reduce levies to ease the burden of debt-ridden telcos which are struggling to survive.

The competitors have not just misjudged Jio's capability to rake in a large subscriber base in such a short time but have also undervalued its strength to keep the tariffs war going. Whenever Airtel (or any major operator) begins to feel that the worst is over, Jio fires another salvo that makes their survival even more challenging.

The company's fortunes hit rock-bottom when it reported a net loss in the Q4 results - for the first time in 60 quarters. It had last reported a quarterly loss of around Rs 7 crore back in December 2002, but this time round net loss for its India business in the quarter ended March stood at Rs 652 crore.