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Supreme Court to Govt: Explain why Prasar Bharti CEO Lalli must go
The Supreme Court today sought from the Centre evidence on alleged irregularities committed by former Prasar Bharati CEO B S Lalli in running the public broadcaster on the basis of which he was suspended last December.A bench headed by Chief Justice S H Kapadia asked the government to file a statement of facts relating to Lalli's suspension within ...
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Committee's findings not made on correct evaluation: Aruna
Doordarshan Director General Aruna Sharma, indicted for alleged "collusion" with a UK-based firm which benefited Rs 135 crore in the CWG broadcast deal, today said the findings of the high-level committee were not made on the basis of "correct evaluation". A two-member committee headed by former CAG V K Shunglu, which went into alleged financial i...
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Shunglu report: Prasar Bharti caused loss of Rs 135 crores
A High Level Committee, which went into alleged financial irregularities in Commonwealth Games, has strongly indicted suspended Prasar Bharti CEO B S Lalli and Doordarshan Director General Aruna Sharma, accusing them of "collusion" with a UK-based firm which benefited Rs 135 crore in the broadcast deal. (Read the full report)The two-member Committe...
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Rajiv Takru is officiating CEO of Prasar Bharti
Rajiv Takru was appointed the officiating CEO of the Prasar Bharti on Monday following the recent suspension of B S Lalli against whom an inquiry has been ordered for alleged financial irregularities. According to a decision taken at the Prasar Bharti Board meeting here, Takru, who is the Additional Secretary in the Informat...
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Prasar Bharati CEO BS Lalli suspended
President Pratibha Patil has okayed the suspension of Prasar Bharati CEO BS Lalli. The suspension came after the Prime Minister's Office sent the President a copy of a report by the Central Vigilance Commission, which alleged corruption, financial and administrative mismanagement in the public broadcaster.Lalli was also recently at the center of a ...
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Supreme Court to Govt: Explain why Prasar Bharti CEO Lalli must go
The Supreme Court today sought from the Centre evidence on alleged irregularities committed by former Prasar Bharati CEO B S Lalli in running the public broadcaster on the basis of which he was suspended last December.A bench headed by Chief Justice S H Kapadia asked the government to file a statement of facts relating to Lalli's suspension within ...
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Committee's findings not made on correct evaluation: Aruna
Doordarshan Director General Aruna Sharma, indicted for alleged "collusion" with a UK-based firm which benefited Rs 135 crore in the CWG broadcast deal, today said the findings of the high-level committee were not made on the basis of "correct evaluation". A two-member committee headed by former CAG V K Shunglu, which went into alleged financial i...
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Shunglu report: Prasar Bharti caused loss of Rs 135 crores
A High Level Committee, which went into alleged financial irregularities in Commonwealth Games, has strongly indicted suspended Prasar Bharti CEO B S Lalli and Doordarshan Director General Aruna Sharma, accusing them of "collusion" with a UK-based firm which benefited Rs 135 crore in the broadcast deal. (Read the full report)The two-member Committe...
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Rajiv Takru is officiating CEO of Prasar Bharti
Rajiv Takru was appointed the officiating CEO of the Prasar Bharti on Monday following the recent suspension of B S Lalli against whom an inquiry has been ordered for alleged financial irregularities. According to a decision taken at the Prasar Bharti Board meeting here, Takru, who is the Additional Secretary in the Informat...
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Prasar Bharati CEO BS Lalli suspended
President Pratibha Patil has okayed the suspension of Prasar Bharati CEO BS Lalli. The suspension came after the Prime Minister's Office sent the President a copy of a report by the Central Vigilance Commission, which alleged corruption, financial and administrative mismanagement in the public broadcaster.Lalli was also recently at the center of a ...
