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Qatari Jet Gift Turns Focus To Trump's Graft Allegations
Donald Trump vowed to be a dictator only on his first day back in office, but his critics say four months of corruption, "bigger and more brazen" than in his scandal-plagued first term, is beginning to alienate supporters.
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UK Minister Quits After Being Named In Probe Against Sheikh Hasina In Bangladesh
Anti-corruption minister Tulip Siddiq resigned from the UK government Tuesday after being named in graft probes in Bangladesh launched when her aunt, Sheikh Hasina, was ousted as the country's leader.
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Don't Spare Corrupt, Don't Be Defensive: PM To Anti-Corruption Agencies
Showing unflinching support to anti-corruption agencies, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said they "need not be defensive" while tackling graft even when some people with "vested interests" keep hollering and maligning them.
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Rajasthan Congress Chief Demands Arrest Of RSS Leader In Bribery Case
Rajasthan Congress chief Govind Singh Dotasra today sought the arrest of senior RSS leader Nimbaram in a graft case involving the alleged demand for Rs 20 crore as "commission" from a firm engaged in door-to-door garbage collection in Jaipur.
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New Anti-Graft Law To Punish Bribe Givers With A 7-Year Jail Term
Bribe givers can now be punished with a jail term of maximum of seven years under a new anti-corruption law that has got assent from President Ram Nath Kovind.
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China's Military Sets Up Anti-Corruption Hotline
China has set up a hotline for people to report accusations of graft and discipline problems in its military, the Defense Ministry said today, in the latest effort to combat widespread corruption in the ranks.
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China's Anti-Graft Body Investigates Statistics Bureau Chief
The head of the bureau that gathers China's economic data is under investigation by the anti-graft agency in a possible expansion of an anti-corruption campaign that has shaken state companies and securities firms.
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China Suspects Sichuan Governor Of Graft
The second most senior official in China's populous Sichuan province is suspected of corruption, an official said today, the latest implicated in a high-profile anti-graft campaign.
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Senior IAS Officer Among 10 Named in Chargesheet by CBI in Graft Case
A senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer in Puducherry and nine others have been chargesheeted by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in an alleged land scam related to sale of government land in 2009-10.
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China Punishes 249 'Lazy' Officials for Unspent Funds
China has punished 249 officials for laziness, exemplified by failure to spend government funds, delays to projects and sitting on land earmarked for development, as the government wages war on graft, state news agency Xinhua said.
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Jammu and Kashmir Government Sacks 63 'Tainted' Civil Servants
In a closely guarded move, the Jammu and Kashmir government overnight served sealed cover letters to 63 officials conveying their forced retirement from civil services.
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High Court Defers Hearing on Khaleda Zia's Petitions in Graft Cases
The hearing on Bangladesh opposition leader Khaleda Zia's petitions seeking a change of judge and stay on the arrest warrant against her in two graft cases involving over USD 650,000 was deferred today by a week.
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Indonesia's Religious Minister Named Graft Suspect
Indonesia's anti-graft agency says the country's religious affairs minister is a suspect in a corruption case alleging mismanagement of funds for last year's Hajj pilgrimage.
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Indians frustrated with corruption: Gallup poll
The wave of anti-graft protests in India possibly reflects the sense among many Indians that the corruption problem is becoming worse, according to a new Gallup poll.In 2010, almost half (47 percent) said the level of corruption in India was higher than it was five years earlier, while 27 percent said it was about the same, the poll released by the...
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Qatari Jet Gift Turns Focus To Trump's Graft Allegations
Donald Trump vowed to be a dictator only on his first day back in office, but his critics say four months of corruption, "bigger and more brazen" than in his scandal-plagued first term, is beginning to alienate supporters.
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UK Minister Quits After Being Named In Probe Against Sheikh Hasina In Bangladesh
Anti-corruption minister Tulip Siddiq resigned from the UK government Tuesday after being named in graft probes in Bangladesh launched when her aunt, Sheikh Hasina, was ousted as the country's leader.
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Don't Spare Corrupt, Don't Be Defensive: PM To Anti-Corruption Agencies
Showing unflinching support to anti-corruption agencies, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said they "need not be defensive" while tackling graft even when some people with "vested interests" keep hollering and maligning them.
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Rajasthan Congress Chief Demands Arrest Of RSS Leader In Bribery Case
Rajasthan Congress chief Govind Singh Dotasra today sought the arrest of senior RSS leader Nimbaram in a graft case involving the alleged demand for Rs 20 crore as "commission" from a firm engaged in door-to-door garbage collection in Jaipur.
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New Anti-Graft Law To Punish Bribe Givers With A 7-Year Jail Term
Bribe givers can now be punished with a jail term of maximum of seven years under a new anti-corruption law that has got assent from President Ram Nath Kovind.
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China's Military Sets Up Anti-Corruption Hotline
China has set up a hotline for people to report accusations of graft and discipline problems in its military, the Defense Ministry said today, in the latest effort to combat widespread corruption in the ranks.
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China's Anti-Graft Body Investigates Statistics Bureau Chief
The head of the bureau that gathers China's economic data is under investigation by the anti-graft agency in a possible expansion of an anti-corruption campaign that has shaken state companies and securities firms.
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China Suspects Sichuan Governor Of Graft
The second most senior official in China's populous Sichuan province is suspected of corruption, an official said today, the latest implicated in a high-profile anti-graft campaign.
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Senior IAS Officer Among 10 Named in Chargesheet by CBI in Graft Case
A senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer in Puducherry and nine others have been chargesheeted by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in an alleged land scam related to sale of government land in 2009-10.
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China Punishes 249 'Lazy' Officials for Unspent Funds
China has punished 249 officials for laziness, exemplified by failure to spend government funds, delays to projects and sitting on land earmarked for development, as the government wages war on graft, state news agency Xinhua said.
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Jammu and Kashmir Government Sacks 63 'Tainted' Civil Servants
In a closely guarded move, the Jammu and Kashmir government overnight served sealed cover letters to 63 officials conveying their forced retirement from civil services.
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High Court Defers Hearing on Khaleda Zia's Petitions in Graft Cases
The hearing on Bangladesh opposition leader Khaleda Zia's petitions seeking a change of judge and stay on the arrest warrant against her in two graft cases involving over USD 650,000 was deferred today by a week.
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Indonesia's Religious Minister Named Graft Suspect
Indonesia's anti-graft agency says the country's religious affairs minister is a suspect in a corruption case alleging mismanagement of funds for last year's Hajj pilgrimage.
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Indians frustrated with corruption: Gallup poll
The wave of anti-graft protests in India possibly reflects the sense among many Indians that the corruption problem is becoming worse, according to a new Gallup poll.In 2010, almost half (47 percent) said the level of corruption in India was higher than it was five years earlier, while 27 percent said it was about the same, the poll released by the...
