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"Pathological Liar": Siddaramaiah vs BS Yediyurappa Over Wiretapping Case
Congress leader Siddaramaiah today called Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa a "pathological liar" for claiming that he had sought a CBI probe into allegations of phone tapping by the previous coalition government led by HD Kumaraswamy.
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Karnataka Crisis Abates, But Congress' Fingers Crossed Till Friday Meet
After days of worrying about the stability of its coalition government in Karnataka, the state Congress can finally breathe a sigh of relief. It appears safe for now.
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Goa Government Pins Hope On PM Modi To Resolve Mining Crisis
The Goa government has pinned its hope on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to resolve the mining crisis in the state and is confident that he will find some solution for it, a state minister said today.
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Angry Chief Justice, Sparring Lawyers As Top Court Hears Judge Loya Case: 10 Facts
Calling it a "serious matter", the Supreme Court today asked for all documents related to the Judge BH Loya case and said it would look into it "in a fair way". The court also took over two related cases from the Bombay High Court. In an hour-long hearing packed with drama, Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra lost his temper, a lawyer had to apologi...
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4 Top Judges Not In Key Bench Set Up By Chief Justice
The four Supreme Court judges who publicly took on the Chief Justice of India, Dipak Misra, have been kept out of a constitution bench that will decide on many important cases, despite the country's top lawyer claiming that the unprecedented rift between judges had been "settled" during an informal meeting on Monday morning
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Surprise Was Necessary To Unearth Black Money: Investigation Chief
Hailing the Centre's sudden announcement of demonetising Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes, Justice (retd) MB Shah, Chairman of the Special Investigation Team (SIT) on black money, said this kind of a surprise was necessary to catch black money hoarders unaware.
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Will Go Beyond 627 Names: First Interview by Black Money Probe Panel
The investigation into who has hidden money in foreign bank accounts will be completed by March 31, the deadline set by the Supreme Court, said Justices MB Shah and A Pasayat in an exclusive interview to NDTV. Justice Pasayat stressed that "the biggest names will be caught. Whoever has looted this country will be caught and punished - economically ...
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Will Try Our Best to Have an Indepth Probe in the Black Money Case: SIT Panel Chief to NDTV
At its first cabinet meeting today, the Narendra Modi government gave the go ahead for setting up a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to bring back the black money stashed abroad. The committee will be headed by retired Supreme court judge, Justice M B Shah.
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Justice MB Shah commission probing illegal mining to miss deadline
The Justice MB Shah commission, which is probing illegal mining across the country, Monday said it was unlikely to meet the July 16 deadline for submitting the final report to the central government.
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Odisha fines 27 companies Rs 58,000 crore for illegal mining
The companies include the Tatas, Jindals and Aditya Birla group. The Odisha government notice says they drew more iron and manganese ore in Keonjhar district than were permitted to.
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"Pathological Liar": Siddaramaiah vs BS Yediyurappa Over Wiretapping Case
Congress leader Siddaramaiah today called Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa a "pathological liar" for claiming that he had sought a CBI probe into allegations of phone tapping by the previous coalition government led by HD Kumaraswamy.
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Karnataka Crisis Abates, But Congress' Fingers Crossed Till Friday Meet
After days of worrying about the stability of its coalition government in Karnataka, the state Congress can finally breathe a sigh of relief. It appears safe for now.
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Goa Government Pins Hope On PM Modi To Resolve Mining Crisis
The Goa government has pinned its hope on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to resolve the mining crisis in the state and is confident that he will find some solution for it, a state minister said today.
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Angry Chief Justice, Sparring Lawyers As Top Court Hears Judge Loya Case: 10 Facts
Calling it a "serious matter", the Supreme Court today asked for all documents related to the Judge BH Loya case and said it would look into it "in a fair way". The court also took over two related cases from the Bombay High Court. In an hour-long hearing packed with drama, Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra lost his temper, a lawyer had to apologi...
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4 Top Judges Not In Key Bench Set Up By Chief Justice
The four Supreme Court judges who publicly took on the Chief Justice of India, Dipak Misra, have been kept out of a constitution bench that will decide on many important cases, despite the country's top lawyer claiming that the unprecedented rift between judges had been "settled" during an informal meeting on Monday morning
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Surprise Was Necessary To Unearth Black Money: Investigation Chief
Hailing the Centre's sudden announcement of demonetising Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes, Justice (retd) MB Shah, Chairman of the Special Investigation Team (SIT) on black money, said this kind of a surprise was necessary to catch black money hoarders unaware.
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Will Go Beyond 627 Names: First Interview by Black Money Probe Panel
The investigation into who has hidden money in foreign bank accounts will be completed by March 31, the deadline set by the Supreme Court, said Justices MB Shah and A Pasayat in an exclusive interview to NDTV. Justice Pasayat stressed that "the biggest names will be caught. Whoever has looted this country will be caught and punished - economically ...
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Will Try Our Best to Have an Indepth Probe in the Black Money Case: SIT Panel Chief to NDTV
At its first cabinet meeting today, the Narendra Modi government gave the go ahead for setting up a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to bring back the black money stashed abroad. The committee will be headed by retired Supreme court judge, Justice M B Shah.
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Justice MB Shah commission probing illegal mining to miss deadline
The Justice MB Shah commission, which is probing illegal mining across the country, Monday said it was unlikely to meet the July 16 deadline for submitting the final report to the central government.
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Odisha fines 27 companies Rs 58,000 crore for illegal mining
The companies include the Tatas, Jindals and Aditya Birla group. The Odisha government notice says they drew more iron and manganese ore in Keonjhar district than were permitted to.
