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Court Gives Centre One Month to Reply on Alleged Faulty Rail Line in Jammu and Kashmir
The Delhi High Court today gave the centre one month to spell out its stand on the contentious Katra-Banihal railway line.
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Coalgate: Essar Group was in Touch With Former Finance Minister Over Coal Block Allocations, NGO Alleges in Court
The Essar Group was allegedly in touch with the then Finance Minister over the issue of Group of Ministers (GoM) constituted by the erstwhile UPA government for clearances on coal allocation issues, a non-governmental organisation has said in a public interest litigation (PIL) in the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Issues Notices to Centre, Essar on Petition Alleging Company Bribed Politicians
The Supreme Court on Monday asked the Essar Group, the Centre and the Central Bureau of Investigation to respond to a petition that alleges Essar has been trying to influence and bribe politicians, public servants and the media with high-end gifts to serve its business interests. The court has asked all three to respond in six weeks.
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Court Gives Centre One Month to Reply on Alleged Faulty Rail Line in Jammu and Kashmir
The Delhi High Court today gave the centre one month to spell out its stand on the contentious Katra-Banihal railway line.
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Coalgate: Essar Group was in Touch With Former Finance Minister Over Coal Block Allocations, NGO Alleges in Court
The Essar Group was allegedly in touch with the then Finance Minister over the issue of Group of Ministers (GoM) constituted by the erstwhile UPA government for clearances on coal allocation issues, a non-governmental organisation has said in a public interest litigation (PIL) in the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Issues Notices to Centre, Essar on Petition Alleging Company Bribed Politicians
The Supreme Court on Monday asked the Essar Group, the Centre and the Central Bureau of Investigation to respond to a petition that alleges Essar has been trying to influence and bribe politicians, public servants and the media with high-end gifts to serve its business interests. The court has asked all three to respond in six weeks.
