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CBI blames lack of oversight for rising cases of corporate fraud
14 May 2014
India has witnessed a marked increase in the number of scams that have surfaced both in the public and private sectors, says CBI director Ranjit Sinha
Google could influence Indian poll results, says study
13 May 2014
A recent study conducted in India showed that the preferences of undecided voters can be shifted by 15 per cent or more toward one candidate or another by manipulating online search rankings associated with each candidate
Sensex, Nifty surge as exit polls see clear win for Modi-led NDA
13 May 2014
According to six exit polls, the Bharatiya Janata Party-led NDA is projected to win between 249 and 340 Lok Sabha seats, with 273 required to form the government
Sensex, Nifty surge as exit polls see clear win for Modi-led NDA
13 May 2014
According to six exit polls, the Bharatiya Janata Party-led NDA is projected to win between 249 and 340 Lok Sabha seats, with 273 required to form the government
Election 2014: EC okays airing of exit polls from Monday evening
10 May 2014
The Election Commission will the media to publish exit polls for India’s general elections on Monday after 6:30 pm
Heartened by SC ruling, CBI to unleash bunch of stuck probes into officials
07 May 2014
Over a dozen cases are piled up for lack of permission to question the government officials of the rank of joint secretary and above
SC reconstitutes SIT on black money with Justice M B Shah as its head
02 May 2014
The apex court also ordered the government to provide within three days the details of 26 Indians who were reported to have money stashed in Germany’s Liechtenstein Bank
Black money: Govt submits names of 18 holders of foreign accounts to SC
29 Apr 2014
After resisting the Supreme Court for over three years, the government today finally submitted before the Supreme Court names 18 individuals who have allegedly stashed away black money in overseas tax havens
2G scam: Karunanidhi clan members booked a day after TN polls
25 Apr 2014
The Enforcement Directorate today filed fresh charges against former telecom minister A Raja, Daya Ammal, Kanimozhi, and several other entities in relation to the 2G spectrum allocation scam
SC refers TN move to free 7 Rajiv Gandhi killers to larger bench
25 Apr 2014
The constitution bench of the Supreme Court will now decide whether the Tamil Nadu government can actually free a life-term convict whose death sentence has been converted into life imprisonment
SC sets up panel to regulate government ad spend on politicians
23 Apr 2014
The move coincides the President’s advice of caution to the Delhi government on publicising certain policies meant for minority welfare
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