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Decade Lost In 2G Scam, India Now Moving Towards 5G, 6G: PM Slams Congress
In a veiled attack on Congress, PM Modi on Tuesday said that the country is making rapid strides in the telecom sector as 5G and 6G will help boost growth in every sector after "losing a decade of policy paralysis and corruption of the 2G."
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"Let PM Modi...": Congress Leader After Ex-Auditor General's Apology
Senior Congress leader Salman Khurshid on Friday said the apology of the former Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) Vinod Rai in the 2G scam shows the layers of the "concerted and deep-rooted conspiracy" to bring down the UPA-II government.
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2G Acquittal Could Weaken PM Modi's Anti-Corruption Claims For Congress
Prime Minister Narendra Modi may have just lost his most-used political weapon -- his anti-corruption crusade.
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In 2G Verdict, DMK Sees Chance For Political Resurgence
As a court in Delhi gave verdict in the 2G case, acquitting all accused including former telecom minister A Raja and Rajya Sabha lawmaker MK Kanimozhi, workers of their party the DMK broke into celebration. In Chennai, as well as outside the Delhi court where hundreds of them had gathered in a show of strength.
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To Manmohan Singh's Jibe From Gujarat, Arun Jaitley's Stinging Takedown
Hours after former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh renewed his criticism of the NDA government's sudden ban on high value notes that he has called "organised loot", Finance Minister Arun Jaitley delivered a stinging rebuttal. Mr Jaitley said an exercise backed by "an ethical and moral rationale" was being described as loot, before going on to refer t...
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Timing Of PM Modi's Meeting With DMK's Karunanidhi Fuels Talk
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was received by top DMK leaders MK Stalin and MK Kanimozhi as he arrived today at the Chennai home of their father and party boss M Karunanidhi for what was described as a courtesy call.
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Exclusive: They Want To Buy Me, A Raja Claims He Warned Then PM Singh
Former Telecom Minister A Raja, who spent 15 months in jail, is ready to go public his version of one of India's biggest corruption scandals. The 53-year-old's account of the scam that forced his resignation has been been cleared by leaders of his party, the DMK, and is now being finalised by his publishers for release in November.
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PM Modi Meets Predecessor Manmohan Singh, Under Attack From BJP for Allowing Scams
Accused by former aides and colleagues of permissiveness towards corruption in his government, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said, "I have not used my public office to enrich myself, my family members or my friends."
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At PM Modi's Residence Today, a Meeting to Select New CBI Chief
A meeting at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence tomorrow between the government, opposition and the Chief Justice of India will decide a new chief of the Central Bureau of Investigation, a post that has lately been steeped in controversy.
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2G Case: Decisions Taken in Concurrence With PM, Says A Raja
Former Telecom Minister A Raja, a key accused facing trial in the 2G spectrum case, today sought to drag Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's name in a Delhi court by saying that all actions were taken with his "concurrence" and not "unilaterally".
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Decade Lost In 2G Scam, India Now Moving Towards 5G, 6G: PM Slams Congress
In a veiled attack on Congress, PM Modi on Tuesday said that the country is making rapid strides in the telecom sector as 5G and 6G will help boost growth in every sector after "losing a decade of policy paralysis and corruption of the 2G."
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"Let PM Modi...": Congress Leader After Ex-Auditor General's Apology
Senior Congress leader Salman Khurshid on Friday said the apology of the former Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) Vinod Rai in the 2G scam shows the layers of the "concerted and deep-rooted conspiracy" to bring down the UPA-II government.
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2G Acquittal Could Weaken PM Modi's Anti-Corruption Claims For Congress
Prime Minister Narendra Modi may have just lost his most-used political weapon -- his anti-corruption crusade.
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In 2G Verdict, DMK Sees Chance For Political Resurgence
As a court in Delhi gave verdict in the 2G case, acquitting all accused including former telecom minister A Raja and Rajya Sabha lawmaker MK Kanimozhi, workers of their party the DMK broke into celebration. In Chennai, as well as outside the Delhi court where hundreds of them had gathered in a show of strength.
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To Manmohan Singh's Jibe From Gujarat, Arun Jaitley's Stinging Takedown
Hours after former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh renewed his criticism of the NDA government's sudden ban on high value notes that he has called "organised loot", Finance Minister Arun Jaitley delivered a stinging rebuttal. Mr Jaitley said an exercise backed by "an ethical and moral rationale" was being described as loot, before going on to refer t...
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Timing Of PM Modi's Meeting With DMK's Karunanidhi Fuels Talk
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was received by top DMK leaders MK Stalin and MK Kanimozhi as he arrived today at the Chennai home of their father and party boss M Karunanidhi for what was described as a courtesy call.
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Exclusive: They Want To Buy Me, A Raja Claims He Warned Then PM Singh
Former Telecom Minister A Raja, who spent 15 months in jail, is ready to go public his version of one of India's biggest corruption scandals. The 53-year-old's account of the scam that forced his resignation has been been cleared by leaders of his party, the DMK, and is now being finalised by his publishers for release in November.
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PM Modi Meets Predecessor Manmohan Singh, Under Attack From BJP for Allowing Scams
Accused by former aides and colleagues of permissiveness towards corruption in his government, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said, "I have not used my public office to enrich myself, my family members or my friends."
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At PM Modi's Residence Today, a Meeting to Select New CBI Chief
A meeting at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence tomorrow between the government, opposition and the Chief Justice of India will decide a new chief of the Central Bureau of Investigation, a post that has lately been steeped in controversy.
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2G Case: Decisions Taken in Concurrence With PM, Says A Raja
Former Telecom Minister A Raja, a key accused facing trial in the 2G spectrum case, today sought to drag Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's name in a Delhi court by saying that all actions were taken with his "concurrence" and not "unilaterally".
