Analjit Singh

Analjit Singh to take over as chairman of Max Life and Max India; group president Rahul Khosla to be appointed as advisor

Khosla will also demit his role as Max Healthcare chairman once regulatory approvals for the transaction with KKR-Radiant are received.

KKR-backed Radiant Life Care to acquire Max Healthcare to create combined entity valued at Rs 7,242 crore

Radiant's healthcare assets will be demerged into Max Healthcare which will then undertake a reverse merger with Max India to create merged Max Healthcare

Sebi did not exempt family trust from open offer requirement: Max group firms

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HDFC Life to merge Max Life, Analjit Singh to pocket Rs 850 cr as non-compete fee

The boards of HDFC Life, Max Life, Max Financial Services and Max India decided to amalgamate their businesses to create a Rs 25,500-crore entity under the label of HDFC Life through a 3:7 share swap under which a Max shareholder will get three HDFC Life shares for every seven in an old share deal

Chidambaram, Analjit meet but not for Vodafone

The government can waive the penalty under Section 273A of the Income Tax Act, a CNBC-TV18 report said.

ED summons Vodafone chairman over Netherlands deal

The Enforcement Directorate summoned Vodafone Chairman Analjit Singh on Wednesday.<br /><br />

ED summons Vodafone's Analjit Singh under money laundering act

Analjit Singh, who has been the director of Vodafone since 2002, is likely to send an authorised representative on his behalf.

Govt has assured us of a level-playing field, says Vodafone

Vodafone, which faces a possible tax on its 2008 deal, on Thursday said it has been assured of a "level playing field" by the government and asked to stay invested in the country.<br /><br />

Vodafone's Analjit Singh meets finance secy over tax issue

The meeting assumes significance as it comes days after Gujral had said that Vodafone was advised to withhold tax, a claim contested by Vodafone.

India to issue tax demand against Voda after law changes

Vodafone will have to pay over Rs 11,000 crore tax, once the amendment to change the Income Tax Act is approved by Parliament, a Finance Ministry official said today