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Whistleblowers Act: Changes Needed To Protect Witnesses, Says Vigilance Commissioner
There is a need to bring some provisions in Whistleblowers Act to protect witnesses that would provide confidence to those who expose corruption, Central Vigilance Commissioner (CVC) KV Chowdary said today.
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Whistleblowers' Bill Likely to Face Rough Weather in Rajya Sabha
The amendments to the Whistleblowers' Act that have been cleared by the Lok Sabha is under attack. The opposition has warned that the bill will be blocked in Rajya Sabha, where the government is in minority.
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3 Crucial Bills Taken Up in Extended Lok Sabha Session
The extension of Lok Sabha session by three working days has enabled the government to complete some of its crucial agenda including a bill against black money stashed abroad and another to amend the Whistleblowers Protection Act.
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Parliament Clears Bill to Repeal 36 Redundant Laws
Seeking to clear the statute books of antiquated laws, Parliament today cleared a bill to repeal 36 redundant Acts, including one which amends the marriage laws.
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Another Whistleblower Offers to Help India With Black Money Probe
As the government promises a new black money bill in the current Parliament session, a former employer of the world's largest private bank, UBS, has told NDTV he can give India valuable information for its black money probe.
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Whistleblowers Protection Bill Gets President's Nod
People who expose corruption in government or irregularities by public functionaries can now be free of any fear of victimization.
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As politicians trade charges, crucial bills still pending
As the two main parties trade barbs, the fate of crucial legislation hangs in the balance.
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As ruckus in Parliament continues, hopes of these families fade
He remembers it like it happened yesterday. November 27, 2003 is forever etched in mind. A phone call pierced the silence in the wee hours to inform him that his brother, Satyendra Dubey had been shot dead.An Assistant Project Manager at the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI), Satyendra Dubey fought corruption despite the threats. He paid f...
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Parliament session in February to pass Vote on Account
With Lok Sabha elections due in April-May, government will hold a session of Parliament in the first fortnight of February to pass the Vote on Account
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Government to dilute Whistleblowers bill: Sources
The bill, which seeks to set up a mechanism to encourage people to disclose information on corruption or willful misuse of power by public servants, including Ministers, was one of those passed by the Lok Sabha along with the Lokpal Bill last December in an extended Winter Session of Parliament. And like the anti-graft Lokpal Bill, has been stuck i...
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Whistleblowers Act: Changes Needed To Protect Witnesses, Says Vigilance Commissioner
There is a need to bring some provisions in Whistleblowers Act to protect witnesses that would provide confidence to those who expose corruption, Central Vigilance Commissioner (CVC) KV Chowdary said today.
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Whistleblowers' Bill Likely to Face Rough Weather in Rajya Sabha
The amendments to the Whistleblowers' Act that have been cleared by the Lok Sabha is under attack. The opposition has warned that the bill will be blocked in Rajya Sabha, where the government is in minority.
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3 Crucial Bills Taken Up in Extended Lok Sabha Session
The extension of Lok Sabha session by three working days has enabled the government to complete some of its crucial agenda including a bill against black money stashed abroad and another to amend the Whistleblowers Protection Act.
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Parliament Clears Bill to Repeal 36 Redundant Laws
Seeking to clear the statute books of antiquated laws, Parliament today cleared a bill to repeal 36 redundant Acts, including one which amends the marriage laws.
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Another Whistleblower Offers to Help India With Black Money Probe
As the government promises a new black money bill in the current Parliament session, a former employer of the world's largest private bank, UBS, has told NDTV he can give India valuable information for its black money probe.
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Whistleblowers Protection Bill Gets President's Nod
People who expose corruption in government or irregularities by public functionaries can now be free of any fear of victimization.
-
As politicians trade charges, crucial bills still pending
As the two main parties trade barbs, the fate of crucial legislation hangs in the balance.
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As ruckus in Parliament continues, hopes of these families fade
He remembers it like it happened yesterday. November 27, 2003 is forever etched in mind. A phone call pierced the silence in the wee hours to inform him that his brother, Satyendra Dubey had been shot dead.An Assistant Project Manager at the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI), Satyendra Dubey fought corruption despite the threats. He paid f...
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Parliament session in February to pass Vote on Account
With Lok Sabha elections due in April-May, government will hold a session of Parliament in the first fortnight of February to pass the Vote on Account
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Government to dilute Whistleblowers bill: Sources
The bill, which seeks to set up a mechanism to encourage people to disclose information on corruption or willful misuse of power by public servants, including Ministers, was one of those passed by the Lok Sabha along with the Lokpal Bill last December in an extended Winter Session of Parliament. And like the anti-graft Lokpal Bill, has been stuck i...
