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Doctor Amit Kumar Das Makes Political Debut As Jan Suraaj Candidate In Bihar
AK Das is the founder and director of Shri Hospital, established in 2008 and named after his daughter.
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Nagaland Peace Talks To Resume In New Delhi Today
A fresh round of formal talks between Central government's interlocutor AK Mishra and the leadership of NSCN (IM), the biggest Naga armed group involved in the Nagaland peace process, will resume in New Delhi today
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Grounds for my removal untenable: Justice Ganguly, indicted for sexual harassment, says in resignation letter
Former Supreme Court judge AK Ganguly, who quit as chairman of the West Bengal Human Rights Commission on Monday after being indicted for sexual harassment, has said that the allegations against him in the media were "unfounded and baseless and I deny the same".
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Justice AK Ganguly, indicted for sexual harassment, planning to resign as Bengal rights panel chief: sources
Former Supreme Court judge AK Ganguly, indicted for sexual harassment, is reportedly planning to step down as the chief of the West Bengal human rights panel.
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Justice Ganguly's unique defence of sexual harassment charges against him
Justice AK Ganguly, accused of sexually harassing a law intern in December last year, told a panel of Supreme Court judges that the charges against him don't hold as stricter sexual harassment laws were not in place then.
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Quit, Justice Ganguly, says Mamata Banerjee's party, which has clashed often with him
A day after Justice AK Ganguly said he is "undecided" about whether to resign over sexual harassment allegations, West Bengal's ruling party, the Trinamool Congress has said that he must step down immediately as Chairman of the state's Human Rights Commission.
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Justice Ganguly, accused of sexual harassment, needs to resign: Trinamool Congress
West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress today said that former Supreme Court judge AK Ganguly, who is being investigated for alleged sexual harassment, should resign as chairman of the state's human rights panel.
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AK Antony to clarify whether China occupied 640 sq kms in Ladakh in April
Defence Minister AK Antony will clarify in Parliament today whether China has occupied 640 kilometres of Indian territory along the de-factor border with China in north-east Ladakh.
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Government defers purchase of 197 choppers after Finmeccanica case
The government today deferred a decision on a deal to buy 197 light-utility helicopters pending completion of an investigation into kickback allegations, the latest setback to efforts to upgrade the country's ageing arsenal. The decision was taken at a meeting of the Defence Acquisition Council (DAC), the highest decision-making body chaired by Def...
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VVIP chopper scam: Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) formed, BJP not on board
The Defence Minister AK Antony promised Parliament today that the government will identify and punish those who accepted or paid kickbacks in a deal to buy 12 Italian helicopters. The government won a vote in the Rajya Sabha to set up a parliamentary committee to investigate the scandal; the BJP has refused to participate.
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Doctor Amit Kumar Das Makes Political Debut As Jan Suraaj Candidate In Bihar
AK Das is the founder and director of Shri Hospital, established in 2008 and named after his daughter.
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Nagaland Peace Talks To Resume In New Delhi Today
A fresh round of formal talks between Central government's interlocutor AK Mishra and the leadership of NSCN (IM), the biggest Naga armed group involved in the Nagaland peace process, will resume in New Delhi today
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Grounds for my removal untenable: Justice Ganguly, indicted for sexual harassment, says in resignation letter
Former Supreme Court judge AK Ganguly, who quit as chairman of the West Bengal Human Rights Commission on Monday after being indicted for sexual harassment, has said that the allegations against him in the media were "unfounded and baseless and I deny the same".
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Justice AK Ganguly, indicted for sexual harassment, planning to resign as Bengal rights panel chief: sources
Former Supreme Court judge AK Ganguly, indicted for sexual harassment, is reportedly planning to step down as the chief of the West Bengal human rights panel.
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Justice Ganguly's unique defence of sexual harassment charges against him
Justice AK Ganguly, accused of sexually harassing a law intern in December last year, told a panel of Supreme Court judges that the charges against him don't hold as stricter sexual harassment laws were not in place then.
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Quit, Justice Ganguly, says Mamata Banerjee's party, which has clashed often with him
A day after Justice AK Ganguly said he is "undecided" about whether to resign over sexual harassment allegations, West Bengal's ruling party, the Trinamool Congress has said that he must step down immediately as Chairman of the state's Human Rights Commission.
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Justice Ganguly, accused of sexual harassment, needs to resign: Trinamool Congress
West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress today said that former Supreme Court judge AK Ganguly, who is being investigated for alleged sexual harassment, should resign as chairman of the state's human rights panel.
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AK Antony to clarify whether China occupied 640 sq kms in Ladakh in April
Defence Minister AK Antony will clarify in Parliament today whether China has occupied 640 kilometres of Indian territory along the de-factor border with China in north-east Ladakh.
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Government defers purchase of 197 choppers after Finmeccanica case
The government today deferred a decision on a deal to buy 197 light-utility helicopters pending completion of an investigation into kickback allegations, the latest setback to efforts to upgrade the country's ageing arsenal. The decision was taken at a meeting of the Defence Acquisition Council (DAC), the highest decision-making body chaired by Def...
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VVIP chopper scam: Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) formed, BJP not on board
The Defence Minister AK Antony promised Parliament today that the government will identify and punish those who accepted or paid kickbacks in a deal to buy 12 Italian helicopters. The government won a vote in the Rajya Sabha to set up a parliamentary committee to investigate the scandal; the BJP has refused to participate.
