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Uttarakhand HC issues notice to Maha Guv over unpaid dues

The Uttrakhand&nbsp;High Court on Tuesday issued a show-cause&nbsp;notice to Maharashtra&nbsp;Governor&nbsp;Bhagat&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Koshiyari&nbsp;asking him to submit his response over non-payment of pending dues as a former state CM. The Court was hearing a contempt petition against former Uttrakhand&nbsp;chief ministers for non-payment of dues during their respective tenures. Earlier in May last year, the court had ordered four former CMs&nbsp;including Koshiyari&nbsp;to pay 2.8 crore&nbsp;rupees to the state government within 6 months for the buildings they occupied. While&nbsp;Koshiyari's&nbsp;counsel BS Upadhyay&nbsp;confirmed that they will respond within four weeks, Ramesh&nbsp;Pokhriyal&nbsp;Nishank, Vijay&nbsp;Bahuguna,&nbsp;and Bhuvan&nbsp;Chand&nbsp;Khaduri&nbsp;have also not cleared their dues.&nbsp;

Uttarakhand HC issues notice to Koshiyari over unpaid dues

Unpaid dues as ex-CM: UK&nbsp;HC notice to Maha&nbsp;Guv HC asks&nbsp;Koshiyari&nbsp;to respond over unpaid dues Last year HC ordered 4 ex-CMs&nbsp;to pay ₹2.8 cr Koshiyari's&nbsp;lawywer: will respond within 4 weeks

The Uttarakhand&nbsp;High Court on Tuesday issued a show-cause&nbsp;notice to&nbsp;Maharashtra&nbsp;Governor&nbsp;Bhagat&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Koshiyari,&nbsp;asking him to submit his response over non-payment of pending dues as the former CM of the hill state. The court was hearing a contempt petition against former Uttarakhand&nbsp;chief ministers for non-payment of dues during their tenures. In May last year, the court had ordered four former CMs&nbsp;including Koshiyari&nbsp;to pay ₹2.8 crore&nbsp;to the state government within 6 months for the buildings they had occupied. While&nbsp;Koshiyari's&nbsp;counsel confirmed that they will respond within four weeks, other former chief ministers&nbsp;Ramesh&nbsp;Pokhriyal&nbsp;Nishank, Vijay&nbsp;Bahuguna,&nbsp;and Bhuvan&nbsp;Chand&nbsp;Khaduri&nbsp;have also not cleared their pending dues.&nbsp;

France imposes curfew amid second wave of Covid cases

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced curfew in France in the wake of a surging second wave of coronavirus infections.

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced curfew in France in the wake of a surging second wave of coronavirus infections. The curfew would be in effect from 9 am to 6 am for four weeks starting Saturday in a number cities, including Paris, Lille, Lyon, Marseille and Toulouse. While Macron called the situation "worrisome", he added that "control has not been lost". France has seen a spike in Covid cases since July with the most recent record daily high of nearly 27,000 infections on October 10.

SC gives telecom companies 10 years to pay AGR dues

The Supreme Court on Tuesday granted 10 years to the&nbsp;telecom&nbsp;companies to pay their adjusted gross revenue or AGR&nbsp;dues.
A three-judge apex court bench, headed by Justice Arun Mishra, directed telcos to make 10% upfront payment of their AGR dues by March 31, 2021 and the rest in yearly instalments, starting from April 1, 2021. The top court has asked&nbsp;telecom companies to submit personal guarantees within four weeks against the payment of AGR dues.
The department of telecommunications (DoT), in March, had appealed to the apex court seeking 20 years for paying AGR dues.
As per the DoT assessment, total amount was ₹1.19 lakh crore &mdash; Vodafone Idea owed ₹58,254 crore and&nbsp;Bharti Airtel ₹43,989 crore.
Vodafone has already paid a part of its AGR dues and has ₹50,399 crore pending, while Airtel&rsquo;s outstanding amount is ₹25,976 crore.

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