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RPG Industrial Group Faces Corruption Case In 1990s Coal Block Allocation
In 2012, the Central Vigilance Commission referred the matter to the CBI, which initiated a preliminary probe
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On Coal Scam, Order On Quantum Of Punishment To Convicts On December 5
A Delhi court on Monday said it would pronounce on December 5 its order on the sentencing of former coal secretary HC Gupta and five others convicted for irregularities in the allotment of coal blocks to a private firm in West Bengal.
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Highlights: Court To Sentence In Coal Scam Case On Saturday
A Delhi court on Thursday reserved order on sentence against ex-Jharkhand chief minister Madhu Koda and former coal secretary H C Gupta, convicted in a coal scam case. The sentencing will now be on Saturday. Mr Koda was convicted yesterday in the case of illegal allocation of a coal block in Jharkhand to a Kolkata-based firm.
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Special Court Likely To Deliver First Verdict Tomorrow In Coal Scam
A special court is likely to pronounce tomorrow its first judgement in the coal scam in which Jharkhand Ispat Pvt Ltd (JIPL) and its two Directors are facing trial in a case of allotment of a coal block in Jharkhand.
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Coal Scam: Awaiting Coal Ministry's Comments on Closure Report, Says Vigilance Commission
Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) today told a special court that they have not yet received comments from Ministry of Coal (MoC) on a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) report seeking closure of a coal block allocation case allegedly involving Prakash Industries Ltd (PIL) and others.
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Coal Scam: Court Disallows Congress Lawmaker from Making Foreign Visit
A Special Court has disallowed Congress lawmaker Vijay Darda, chargesheeted in a coal scam case, from undertaking a foreign visit, saying it might hinder the probe against former CBI Director Ranjit Sinha.
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Coal Scam: Court Asks CBI to Take Former PM Manmohan Singh's Statement in Hindalco Allotment
A special court today ordered the CBI to further investigate a 2005 coal block allocation involving top industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla, and asked the agency to record the statement of former prime minister Manmohan Singh, who was coal minister at the time.
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What Was The Hurry to Close Birla Coal Case, Court Asks CBI
A Delhi court today asked the CBI to explain why it was in "in such a hurry" to close a case against top industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla over the allotment of a coal block to his firm, Hindalco, in 2005.
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Coal-Gate: Have 40 Coal Blocks in Production Made Windfall Profits?
The Supreme Court today is expected to pronounce its verdict on whether it will cancel the allotments of 218 coal blocks that it held as illegal.
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Truth vs Hype: Hindalco, the Prime Minister's Office and PC Parakh- being economical with the truth
The CBI's latest FIR into the allotment of the Talabira II coal block to Hindalco, a company of the Aditya Birla Group, has triggered a fresh crisis for the UPA government.
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Coal Mafia runs the Coal Ministry, PC Parakh wrote to PM in 2005
While he was the government's Coal Secretary in 2005, PC Parakh wrote to the Prime Minister, warning that the Coal Ministry, then headed by Shibu Soren, was "run by the mafia."
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Mafia is everywhere including the ministry, former Coal Secretary PC Parakh had told PM in letter
In a fresh twist to the coal allotment scam, a letter written by former Coal Secretary PC Parakh to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in 2005 has come to light, where he says that the mafia has entered the coal ministry.
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Coal scam: will PM explain all FIRs, asks BJP day after Centre defends Hindalco allocation
The coal fires continue to burn, a day after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh defended his decision to allot two coal blocks to industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla's Hindalco in Odisha.
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Coal case against Birla: ex-coal secretary Parakh failed to give satisfactory explanation, says CBI
The Prime Minister's Office, drawn into fresh controversy after the CBI's FIR accusing top industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla, chairman of the Aditya Birla Group, and former coal secretary PC Parakh of conspiracy in coal allotments, today said, "on the PM's part, nothing wrong or illegal has been done'.
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Statement from Naveen Patnaik's office on letter to PM for coal blocks
CBI sources today said that they are investigating whether a letter Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik wrote to the Prime Minister in August 2005 influenced the decision to allot a coal block aluminium-maker Hindalco, a company owned by industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla.
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RPG Industrial Group Faces Corruption Case In 1990s Coal Block Allocation
In 2012, the Central Vigilance Commission referred the matter to the CBI, which initiated a preliminary probe
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On Coal Scam, Order On Quantum Of Punishment To Convicts On December 5
A Delhi court on Monday said it would pronounce on December 5 its order on the sentencing of former coal secretary HC Gupta and five others convicted for irregularities in the allotment of coal blocks to a private firm in West Bengal.
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Highlights: Court To Sentence In Coal Scam Case On Saturday
A Delhi court on Thursday reserved order on sentence against ex-Jharkhand chief minister Madhu Koda and former coal secretary H C Gupta, convicted in a coal scam case. The sentencing will now be on Saturday. Mr Koda was convicted yesterday in the case of illegal allocation of a coal block in Jharkhand to a Kolkata-based firm.
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Special Court Likely To Deliver First Verdict Tomorrow In Coal Scam
A special court is likely to pronounce tomorrow its first judgement in the coal scam in which Jharkhand Ispat Pvt Ltd (JIPL) and its two Directors are facing trial in a case of allotment of a coal block in Jharkhand.
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Coal Scam: Awaiting Coal Ministry's Comments on Closure Report, Says Vigilance Commission
Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) today told a special court that they have not yet received comments from Ministry of Coal (MoC) on a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) report seeking closure of a coal block allocation case allegedly involving Prakash Industries Ltd (PIL) and others.
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Coal Scam: Court Disallows Congress Lawmaker from Making Foreign Visit
A Special Court has disallowed Congress lawmaker Vijay Darda, chargesheeted in a coal scam case, from undertaking a foreign visit, saying it might hinder the probe against former CBI Director Ranjit Sinha.
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Coal Scam: Court Asks CBI to Take Former PM Manmohan Singh's Statement in Hindalco Allotment
A special court today ordered the CBI to further investigate a 2005 coal block allocation involving top industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla, and asked the agency to record the statement of former prime minister Manmohan Singh, who was coal minister at the time.
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What Was The Hurry to Close Birla Coal Case, Court Asks CBI
A Delhi court today asked the CBI to explain why it was in "in such a hurry" to close a case against top industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla over the allotment of a coal block to his firm, Hindalco, in 2005.
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Coal-Gate: Have 40 Coal Blocks in Production Made Windfall Profits?
The Supreme Court today is expected to pronounce its verdict on whether it will cancel the allotments of 218 coal blocks that it held as illegal.
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Truth vs Hype: Hindalco, the Prime Minister's Office and PC Parakh- being economical with the truth
The CBI's latest FIR into the allotment of the Talabira II coal block to Hindalco, a company of the Aditya Birla Group, has triggered a fresh crisis for the UPA government.
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Coal Mafia runs the Coal Ministry, PC Parakh wrote to PM in 2005
While he was the government's Coal Secretary in 2005, PC Parakh wrote to the Prime Minister, warning that the Coal Ministry, then headed by Shibu Soren, was "run by the mafia."
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Mafia is everywhere including the ministry, former Coal Secretary PC Parakh had told PM in letter
In a fresh twist to the coal allotment scam, a letter written by former Coal Secretary PC Parakh to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in 2005 has come to light, where he says that the mafia has entered the coal ministry.
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Coal scam: will PM explain all FIRs, asks BJP day after Centre defends Hindalco allocation
The coal fires continue to burn, a day after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh defended his decision to allot two coal blocks to industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla's Hindalco in Odisha.
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Coal case against Birla: ex-coal secretary Parakh failed to give satisfactory explanation, says CBI
The Prime Minister's Office, drawn into fresh controversy after the CBI's FIR accusing top industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla, chairman of the Aditya Birla Group, and former coal secretary PC Parakh of conspiracy in coal allotments, today said, "on the PM's part, nothing wrong or illegal has been done'.
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Statement from Naveen Patnaik's office on letter to PM for coal blocks
CBI sources today said that they are investigating whether a letter Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik wrote to the Prime Minister in August 2005 influenced the decision to allot a coal block aluminium-maker Hindalco, a company owned by industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla.
