Name And Shame Policy

Over 100 hospitals found involved in corruption and fraud have been listed on the official website of Ayushman Bharat insurance scheme as part of the government's "name and shame" policy, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said on Monday.

Hoping to shame sexual offenders and alert their potential victims, the Kerala government will launch an online registry that will contain their identification details and will be accessible to the public. "It will be the first in the country and will be kept in public domain," Governor P Sathasivam said in his speech on the opening day of the stat...

As part of its 'naming and shaming' policy to curb tax evasion, the Income Tax Department may soon go on to publish names of even those taxpayers who have a 'chronic' default of Rs one crore and above.

As part of its 'naming and shaming' policy to curb tax evasion, the Income Tax Department may soon go on to publish names of even those taxpayers who have a 'chronic' default of Rs one crore and above.

Adopting a name and shame policy to make borrowers pay their dues, banks have decided to publish in newspapers photographs and details like names and addresses of wilful loan defaulters and market leader SBI has taken the lead in doing so.

Over 100 hospitals found involved in corruption and fraud have been listed on the official website of Ayushman Bharat insurance scheme as part of the government's "name and shame" policy, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said on Monday.

Hoping to shame sexual offenders and alert their potential victims, the Kerala government will launch an online registry that will contain their identification details and will be accessible to the public. "It will be the first in the country and will be kept in public domain," Governor P Sathasivam said in his speech on the opening day of the stat...

As part of its 'naming and shaming' policy to curb tax evasion, the Income Tax Department may soon go on to publish names of even those taxpayers who have a 'chronic' default of Rs one crore and above.

As part of its 'naming and shaming' policy to curb tax evasion, the Income Tax Department may soon go on to publish names of even those taxpayers who have a 'chronic' default of Rs one crore and above.

Adopting a name and shame policy to make borrowers pay their dues, banks have decided to publish in newspapers photographs and details like names and addresses of wilful loan defaulters and market leader SBI has taken the lead in doing so.