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National Herald Publisher Associated Journals' Plot In Panchkula Attached
The ED will soon take possession of a land worth Rs 64.93 crore in Panchkula, which was allotted to the Associated Journals Limited (AJL) by the Haryana government in 2005, after a quasi-judicial authority recently approved its order, the agency said Wednesday.
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Amit Shah Attacks Rahul Gandhi Over Court Order In National Herald Case
BJP president Amit Shah attacked Congress chief Rahul Gandhi today over a court order asking the publishers of the National Herald newspaper to vacate premises in the national capital, saying those appropriating public property should not target Prime Minister Narendra Modi
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Panchkula AJL Case: Enforcement Directorate Questions Bhupinder Hooda, Motilal Vora
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has questioned Congress leader Motilal Vora and ex-Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda in connection with its money laundering probe into alleged irregularities in the allotment of a plot to AJL, publisher of the National Herald newspaper, in Panchkula in 2005.
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Congress's National Herald Makes Comeback With Digital Version
Congress-owned newspaper National Herald today staged a comeback with a digital version eight years after it shut down.
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Herald Case: Subramanian Swamy Opposes Plea Against Trial Court Order
BJP leader Subramanian Swamy today opposed in the Delhi High Court the pleas seeking to set aside trial court order allowing summoning of documents from Ministries of Finance and Corporate Affairs, Income Tax Department and other agencies in the National Herald case.
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National Herald Land Allotment: Maharashtra Government Yet To Start Probe
Nearly a fortnight after Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced that senior bureaucrat Gautam Chatterjee will probe the alleged irregularities regarding land allotted to Associated Journals Ltd, the company that owns National Herald, the inquiry is yet to begin.
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Congress, BJP Spar Over National Herald Issue
Training guns at each other over the National Herald issue, Congress today alleged that the Modi government was indulging in political vendetta while BJP claimed that it is a legal matter and the opposition party has been trying to give a wrong impression to the people.
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National Herald Land Encroached in Patna, State Government To Look Into It
A vast chunk of land leased to National Herald newspaper has allegedly been encroached and the Bihar revenue department will now look into the matter. About 22 'kathas' or around one-third of an acre of land allotted to the newspaper in the heart of the state capital is encroached and could never come in possession of the allottee, it is alleged.
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Two States Probe National Herald Land Misuse As Gandhis Prep For Court Appearance
As the Congress preps to turn the appearance in court of its top leaders Sonia and Rahul Gandhi into a big show of strength in Delhi, two more states are now investigating alleged misuse of land leased to National Herald, a newspaper the party once ran, at concessional rates.
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National Herald Publisher Associated Journals' Plot In Panchkula Attached
The ED will soon take possession of a land worth Rs 64.93 crore in Panchkula, which was allotted to the Associated Journals Limited (AJL) by the Haryana government in 2005, after a quasi-judicial authority recently approved its order, the agency said Wednesday.
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Amit Shah Attacks Rahul Gandhi Over Court Order In National Herald Case
BJP president Amit Shah attacked Congress chief Rahul Gandhi today over a court order asking the publishers of the National Herald newspaper to vacate premises in the national capital, saying those appropriating public property should not target Prime Minister Narendra Modi
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Panchkula AJL Case: Enforcement Directorate Questions Bhupinder Hooda, Motilal Vora
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has questioned Congress leader Motilal Vora and ex-Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda in connection with its money laundering probe into alleged irregularities in the allotment of a plot to AJL, publisher of the National Herald newspaper, in Panchkula in 2005.
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Congress's National Herald Makes Comeback With Digital Version
Congress-owned newspaper National Herald today staged a comeback with a digital version eight years after it shut down.
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Herald Case: Subramanian Swamy Opposes Plea Against Trial Court Order
BJP leader Subramanian Swamy today opposed in the Delhi High Court the pleas seeking to set aside trial court order allowing summoning of documents from Ministries of Finance and Corporate Affairs, Income Tax Department and other agencies in the National Herald case.
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National Herald Land Allotment: Maharashtra Government Yet To Start Probe
Nearly a fortnight after Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced that senior bureaucrat Gautam Chatterjee will probe the alleged irregularities regarding land allotted to Associated Journals Ltd, the company that owns National Herald, the inquiry is yet to begin.
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Congress, BJP Spar Over National Herald Issue
Training guns at each other over the National Herald issue, Congress today alleged that the Modi government was indulging in political vendetta while BJP claimed that it is a legal matter and the opposition party has been trying to give a wrong impression to the people.
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National Herald Land Encroached in Patna, State Government To Look Into It
A vast chunk of land leased to National Herald newspaper has allegedly been encroached and the Bihar revenue department will now look into the matter. About 22 'kathas' or around one-third of an acre of land allotted to the newspaper in the heart of the state capital is encroached and could never come in possession of the allottee, it is alleged.
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Two States Probe National Herald Land Misuse As Gandhis Prep For Court Appearance
As the Congress preps to turn the appearance in court of its top leaders Sonia and Rahul Gandhi into a big show of strength in Delhi, two more states are now investigating alleged misuse of land leased to National Herald, a newspaper the party once ran, at concessional rates.
