Archana Ramasundaram

Archana Ramasundaram, a woman IPS officer is among those in the running for Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI chief. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chief Justice of India JS Khehar and leader of second largest party, the Congress, in the Lok Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge, will meet today to decide on the top post. Ms Ramasundaram, said sources, cou...

When Archana Ramasundaram made it to the police academy in Hyderabad in the Indian Police Service batch of 1980, she was the only woman in her class. The situation, she says, was 'awkward' sometimes because she was the only woman around. When Ms Ramasundaram was named the first woman to be a paramilitary chief, the only headlines were about her gen...

The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to make its stand clear whether senior Indian Police Service officer, Archana Ramasundaram, would be considered in future for the post of Additional Director in the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).

The Supreme Court has restrained Archana Ramasundaram, a senior Tamil Nadu cop, from starting work as Additional Director of the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI.

The Tamil Nadu government today suspended Archana Ramasundaram, hours after the 1980-batch Director General (DG)-rank IPS official took charge as an Additional Director in the Central Bureau of Investigation, or the CBI.

The appointment of an officer in the Central Bureau of Investigation has led to an unseemly confrontation between the government's anti-corruption watchdog and the Prime Minister's Office.

A controversy has broken out over the appointment of an Additional Director in CBI after Government and Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) locked horns over considering an officer whose track record was under question.

Archana Ramasundaram, a woman IPS officer is among those in the running for Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI chief. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chief Justice of India JS Khehar and leader of second largest party, the Congress, in the Lok Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge, will meet today to decide on the top post. Ms Ramasundaram, said sources, cou...

When Archana Ramasundaram made it to the police academy in Hyderabad in the Indian Police Service batch of 1980, she was the only woman in her class. The situation, she says, was 'awkward' sometimes because she was the only woman around. When Ms Ramasundaram was named the first woman to be a paramilitary chief, the only headlines were about her gen...

The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to make its stand clear whether senior Indian Police Service officer, Archana Ramasundaram, would be considered in future for the post of Additional Director in the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).

The Supreme Court has restrained Archana Ramasundaram, a senior Tamil Nadu cop, from starting work as Additional Director of the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI.

The Tamil Nadu government today suspended Archana Ramasundaram, hours after the 1980-batch Director General (DG)-rank IPS official took charge as an Additional Director in the Central Bureau of Investigation, or the CBI.

The appointment of an officer in the Central Bureau of Investigation has led to an unseemly confrontation between the government's anti-corruption watchdog and the Prime Minister's Office.

A controversy has broken out over the appointment of an Additional Director in CBI after Government and Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) locked horns over considering an officer whose track record was under question.