<h1>Indian Supreme Court Allows British Telecom Firm to Deposit Rs 2,500 Crore via Wire Transfer; Hearing Rescheduled to July 19, 2011.</h1> The Supreme Court of India has granted permission to a British telecom company to deposit Rs 2,500 crore via bank wire transfer instead of a bank draft. This decision came after the company's legal representative argued that an international wire transfer would be more cost-effective. The court, led by the Chief Justice, also rescheduled the hearing to July 19, 2011, from the original date of February 5. The company emphasized that the wire transfer would facilitate a direct deposit to the Supreme Court registry, reducing additional costs associated with obtaining a bank draft.