 | Justice Reddi to mediate in SpiceJet-Kalanithi Maran disputeRetired Supreme Court Judge Justice PV Reddi has been appointed as a mediator in the dispute between SpiceJet and its former promoter Kalanithi Maran and his firm KAL Airways. |
 | SpiceJet looks to raise funds from airlines, external parties: Chairman Ajay SinghSingh said they are doing the utmost to work through the stress that it has faced and the strategy is to raise resources. |
 | SpiceJet gets 5 weeks to settle dispute with MaranThe matter has its root to a dispute arising out of the non-issuance of warrants in favour of Maran after the transfer of ownership to Ajay Singh, the controlling shareholder of SpiceJet. |
 | SC to consider mediation plea to settle SpiceJet & Kalanithi Maran disputeSenior advocate Vikas Singh, representing Maran and his Kal Airways, suggested mediation between the parties at the Hyderabad mediation centre which was also supported by SpiceJet through Rohatgi. |
 | In talks with investors for funding, says debt-laden carrier SpiceJetDespite the financial constraints, shares of SpiceJet soared 12 per cent on Wednesday. In the past 5 trading sessions, it is up by nearly 40 per cent. |
 | Rajinikanth's next film titled 'Jailer': Check out first poster"Jailer" is filmmaker Nelson Dilipkumar's second collaboration with Sun Pictures post Vijay-led blockbuster "Beast". |
 | Spicejet-Maran dispute: `No settlement could be reached,' domestic carrier tells SCThe controversy between the current and former promoters of Spicejet dates back to 2015 when Maran and KAL Airways transferred their 58.46% stake in SpiceJet to Ajay Singh for a token amount of Rs 2. |
 | Supreme Court urges SpiceJet, Maran to settle disputeThe Supreme Court of India on Thursday urged SpiceJet and Kalanithi Maran, media-baron and former promoter of SpiceJet, to consider settling their share transfer dispute. |
 | SC to hear on April 12 case relating to dispute between Spicejet and Kal Airways on payment of interestA bench headed by Chief Justice N V Ramana, while observing that the endeavour should be to settle the dispute, said it would hear the matter on April 12. |
