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Sonia, Rahul Gandhi Wanted To "Usurp" Rs 2,000 Crore Company: Probe Agency
The Enforcement Directorate on Wednesday alleged Sonia and Rahul Gandhi wanted to usurp the assets of Associated Journals Limited (AJL), a Rs 2,000 crore company, the publisher of the National Herald newspaper.
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Bhupinder Singh Hooda Appears Before CBI In Land Allotment Cases
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) will file its reply at a Panchkula court on September 18 on the National Herald publisher Associated Journals Limited (AJL) land allotment case and Manesar land scam case.
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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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National Herald Case: Supreme Court Stops Eviction Of Publisher For Now
The publisher of the Congress-linked National Herald newspaper won't be evicted from its office in the capital for now, the Supreme Court said today, sending a notice to the centre
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Centre Seeks National Herald Publisher's Reply On Eviction Order
The Centre has issued a show-cause notice to Associated Journals Ltd (AJL), publisher of National Herald, asking it why an eviction order should not be issued to get its premises at Delhi's ITO vacated, an official of the Union Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry said on Wednesday.
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National Herald Publisher To Move Supreme Court Against Eviction Order
The Delhi high court rejected a request by Associated Journals, publisher of National Herald newspaper, in which it had challenged a previous order asking it to vacate the office space in central Delhi.
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Court Orders National Herald Publisher To Vacate Delhi Building
The publisher of the Congress-linked National Herald newspaper must vacate its office in the capital, the Delhi High Court said today, cancelling a petition by the publisher against a December order to vacate.
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Delhi High Court Reserves Verdict On Plea By National Herald Publisher
The Delhi High Court on Monday reserved verdict on a plea by National Herald publisher AJL challenging a single judge direction to vacate the premises in Delhi, arguing that transfer of shares to YI, in which Congress Chief Rahul Gandhi and his mother Sonia Gandhi are shareholders, won't make them the building's owners.
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National Herald Case: Delhi High Court To Hear Appeal On January 28
The Delhi High Court today said it will hear on January 28 an appeal of National Herald publisher Associated Journals Ltd (AJL), challenging a single judge order asking it to vacate its premises in New Delhi.
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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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Sonia, Rahul Gandhi Wanted To "Usurp" Rs 2,000 Crore Company: Probe Agency
The Enforcement Directorate on Wednesday alleged Sonia and Rahul Gandhi wanted to usurp the assets of Associated Journals Limited (AJL), a Rs 2,000 crore company, the publisher of the National Herald newspaper.
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Bhupinder Singh Hooda Appears Before CBI In Land Allotment Cases
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) will file its reply at a Panchkula court on September 18 on the National Herald publisher Associated Journals Limited (AJL) land allotment case and Manesar land scam case.
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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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National Herald Case: Supreme Court Stops Eviction Of Publisher For Now
The publisher of the Congress-linked National Herald newspaper won't be evicted from its office in the capital for now, the Supreme Court said today, sending a notice to the centre
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Centre Seeks National Herald Publisher's Reply On Eviction Order
The Centre has issued a show-cause notice to Associated Journals Ltd (AJL), publisher of National Herald, asking it why an eviction order should not be issued to get its premises at Delhi's ITO vacated, an official of the Union Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry said on Wednesday.
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National Herald Publisher To Move Supreme Court Against Eviction Order
The Delhi high court rejected a request by Associated Journals, publisher of National Herald newspaper, in which it had challenged a previous order asking it to vacate the office space in central Delhi.
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Court Orders National Herald Publisher To Vacate Delhi Building
The publisher of the Congress-linked National Herald newspaper must vacate its office in the capital, the Delhi High Court said today, cancelling a petition by the publisher against a December order to vacate.
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Delhi High Court Reserves Verdict On Plea By National Herald Publisher
The Delhi High Court on Monday reserved verdict on a plea by National Herald publisher AJL challenging a single judge direction to vacate the premises in Delhi, arguing that transfer of shares to YI, in which Congress Chief Rahul Gandhi and his mother Sonia Gandhi are shareholders, won't make them the building's owners.
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National Herald Case: Delhi High Court To Hear Appeal On January 28
The Delhi High Court today said it will hear on January 28 an appeal of National Herald publisher Associated Journals Ltd (AJL), challenging a single judge order asking it to vacate its premises in New Delhi.
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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
