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Lokayukta Raids Madhya Pradesh Government Official, Rs 4.69 Crore Assets Seized
Labaria village in Dhar district, Madhya Pradesh, woke up on Wednesday to a spectacle of flashing beacons, security personnel, and a convoy of official vehicles the kind of scene that signals one thing: a major corruption crackdown.
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British Gave Me Right To Use Lal Batti, Claims Bengal's 'Fatwa Cleric'
Days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi banned red beacons or lal battis across the country, one man says no power can make him drop it. "I have the permission of the British government," says the chief cleric of Kolkata's Tipu Sultan mosque, Noor Ul Barkati.
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Nagaland Cabinet Bans Beacon For Government Vehicles
Nagaland cabinet today decided to ban the use of beacon on government vehicles in the state with effect from May 1, 2017.
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Government Will Not Reduce Security Given To VIPs: Venkaiah Naidu
The government has no plans to cut back on security to VIPs, Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu said today, a day after the Centre banned the use of beacon lights atop all vehicles, except emergency vehicles like ambulances and fire brigade. "With regard to security, it is necessary in the interest of the country because important people have to be pr...
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Ban On Red Beacons A Step Towards Ending VIP Culture: Congress
The Congress on Wednesday welcomed the government's decision of barring the use of red beacons atop vehicles, including that of the Prime Minister, but termed as "laughable" the ruling BJP's attempt to blow the trumpet of morality over it.
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Captain Amarinder Singh: A Man On The Mission
Captain Amarinder Singh, the new Chief Minister of Punjab, is a man on a mission. Intent on reviving Congress's fortune, the 75-year-old politician banned the use of red beacons or 'lal battis' from all government vehicles, including his own.
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Amarinder Singh, Man On A Mission, Bans 'Lal Battis' In Punjab. That Includes The Chief Minister.
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has ordered the removal of beacons from all government vehicles, including his own. Mr Singh seems to be a man on a mission to revive the Congress, which has been performing poorly in elections in other states. After getting a majority in Punjab's recently-held assembly elections, the Chief Minister seized the ...
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Shiv Sena Asks For Red Beacon for Mayors' Vehicles: Report
The mayors of major cities should be allowed to use the red beacon on their cars, Shiv Sena has demanded, even as it has lauded the Centre's plan for limiting such a privilege to only nine constitutional dignitaries.
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West Bengal government to stop misuse of the beacons, hooters
The West Bengal government will take steps to stop misuse of beacons and hooters on vehicles after Supreme Court's observation on the issue.
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Officials remove beacon from actress-politician Jaya Prada's car
Samajwadi Party MP Jaya Prada on Saturday said the beacon of her vehicle was forcibly removed by some government officials and threatened to raise the issue in Parliament.
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Lokayukta Raids Madhya Pradesh Government Official, Rs 4.69 Crore Assets Seized
Labaria village in Dhar district, Madhya Pradesh, woke up on Wednesday to a spectacle of flashing beacons, security personnel, and a convoy of official vehicles the kind of scene that signals one thing: a major corruption crackdown.
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British Gave Me Right To Use Lal Batti, Claims Bengal's 'Fatwa Cleric'
Days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi banned red beacons or lal battis across the country, one man says no power can make him drop it. "I have the permission of the British government," says the chief cleric of Kolkata's Tipu Sultan mosque, Noor Ul Barkati.
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Nagaland Cabinet Bans Beacon For Government Vehicles
Nagaland cabinet today decided to ban the use of beacon on government vehicles in the state with effect from May 1, 2017.
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Government Will Not Reduce Security Given To VIPs: Venkaiah Naidu
The government has no plans to cut back on security to VIPs, Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu said today, a day after the Centre banned the use of beacon lights atop all vehicles, except emergency vehicles like ambulances and fire brigade. "With regard to security, it is necessary in the interest of the country because important people have to be pr...
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Ban On Red Beacons A Step Towards Ending VIP Culture: Congress
The Congress on Wednesday welcomed the government's decision of barring the use of red beacons atop vehicles, including that of the Prime Minister, but termed as "laughable" the ruling BJP's attempt to blow the trumpet of morality over it.
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Captain Amarinder Singh: A Man On The Mission
Captain Amarinder Singh, the new Chief Minister of Punjab, is a man on a mission. Intent on reviving Congress's fortune, the 75-year-old politician banned the use of red beacons or 'lal battis' from all government vehicles, including his own.
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Amarinder Singh, Man On A Mission, Bans 'Lal Battis' In Punjab. That Includes The Chief Minister.
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has ordered the removal of beacons from all government vehicles, including his own. Mr Singh seems to be a man on a mission to revive the Congress, which has been performing poorly in elections in other states. After getting a majority in Punjab's recently-held assembly elections, the Chief Minister seized the ...
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Shiv Sena Asks For Red Beacon for Mayors' Vehicles: Report
The mayors of major cities should be allowed to use the red beacon on their cars, Shiv Sena has demanded, even as it has lauded the Centre's plan for limiting such a privilege to only nine constitutional dignitaries.
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West Bengal government to stop misuse of the beacons, hooters
The West Bengal government will take steps to stop misuse of beacons and hooters on vehicles after Supreme Court's observation on the issue.
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Officials remove beacon from actress-politician Jaya Prada's car
Samajwadi Party MP Jaya Prada on Saturday said the beacon of her vehicle was forcibly removed by some government officials and threatened to raise the issue in Parliament.
