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  • Maran vs Maran over Sun TV: Who is Kalanithi Maran and why has his brother Dayanidhi sent him a legal notice?

    Kalanithi has an estimated net worth of about Rs 30,289 crore, according to reports. His wealth primarily stems from his vast media empire, including television, radio, and film production, alongside his foray into sports ownership.

  • Charges in telephone case 'lame,shame,' Maran brothers tell HC

    Charges in telephone case 'lame,shame,' Maran brothers tell HC

    The CBI court on August 30 framed charges and ordered a trial of Dayanidhi Maran and six others in the case of "illegal" telephone exchanges, allegedly set up to benefit the Sun TV Network of his brother Kalanithi Maran during 2004-06.

  • HC sets aside order discharging Maran brothers in telephone exchange case

    HC sets aside order discharging Maran brothers in telephone exchange case

    The special CBI court had in March discharged Dayanidhi Maran, his brother Kalanithi and others accused in the case.

  • Maran brothers let off by court in illegal telephone exchange scam

    Maran brothers let off by court in illegal telephone exchange scam

    The Maran brothers had moved a petition in October last year seeking dismissal of the case.

  • Court ignored Maran brothers' role in money laundering: ED

    Court ignored Maran brothers' role in money laundering: ED

    The ED yesterday challenged the lower court's order quashing the CBI's case against the Marans, saying that the court had "failed to appreciate" their role in the deal.

  • Centre should go for appeal against HC order on Sun TV: Swamy

    Centre should go for appeal against HC order on Sun TV: Swamy

    BJP MP Subramanian Swamy has written to Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh making a case for Centre going in for an appeal against the Madras High Court judgement allowing Sun TV network of Maran brothers to participate in private FM radio auction

  • No relief from Madras HC for Marans in Aircel-Maxis case

    No relief from Madras HC for Marans in Aircel-Maxis case

    In April, this year the ED had attached assets worth Rs 72.58 crore pertaining to the dubious Aircel-Maxis deal case.

  • Aircel-Maxis deal: ED attaches Rs 742cr assets of Marans

    Aircel-Maxis deal: ED attaches Rs 742cr assets of Marans

    CBI had alleged in the court that Dayanidhi Maran had "pressured" and "forced" Chennai-based telecom promoter C. Sivasankaran to sell his stakes in Aircel and two subsidiary firms to Malaysian firm Maxis Group in 2006.

  • Market cues: Inflation, growth, earnings and markets

    Market cues: Inflation, growth, earnings and markets

    Eurozone worries, slowdown in Chinese economy, crisis in the US and our own inflation and growth numbers to battle with…. Quite a lot has been on for the markets, domestically and globally. What will influence trade today?

  • CBI tightens noose around Marans, specifically, Dayanidhi

    CBI tightens noose around Marans, specifically, Dayanidhi

    The CBI’s FIR alleges that Dayanidhi Maran delayed license approval for Aircel and 'directed' Aircel promoter Sivasankaran to sell the company only to Maxis, reports CNBC-TV18's Siddharth Zarabi.

  • Karuna backs Maran brothers after CBI raids

    Karuna backs Maran brothers after CBI raids

    Breaking his silence on the CBI action against the Maran brothers over the Aircel-Maxis deal, DMK President M Karunanidhi today said his support would always be with them to face the present situation.

  • Does rise of Jaya mean sun-set for Sun TV?

    Does rise of Jaya mean sun-set for Sun TV?

    The results of the 13th assembly elections in Tamil Nadu are out and it is a decisive victory for J Jayalalithaa. So, does the rise of Jaya mean sun-set for the Maran brothers’ Sun Network? CNBC-TV18’s Swathi Narayanan reports.

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