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PM pats A Raja at DMK function
In what can become another controversy, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was seen patting the back of tainted former Telecom Minister A Raja at a Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) function in Central Hall of Parliament on Tuesday.Raja was forced to resign after a report by the government's auditor found him guilty of costing the country close to Rs 1.76...
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2G spectrum scam: Supreme Court examines PM's affidavit
The Supreme Court is hearing the affidavit filed on behalf of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh which rejected the charge of inaction on the part of his office in dealing with the request of sanction for prosecution of former Telecom Minister A Raja in the 2G spectrum issue. (Read and watch: Government files affidavit on PM's behalf). The affidavit wa...
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World view: Unlikely person at the heart of India's graft scandal
He was a small-town lawyer from a regional political party in a southern Indian state. By almost any measure, Andimuthu Raja, who had no background in telecommunications or in business, seemed an unlikely candidate to be the government minister presiding over the fastest-growing cellphone market in the world. But he had the only qualification that ...
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PM pats A Raja at DMK function
In what can become another controversy, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was seen patting the back of tainted former Telecom Minister A Raja at a Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) function in Central Hall of Parliament on Tuesday.Raja was forced to resign after a report by the government's auditor found him guilty of costing the country close to Rs 1.76...
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2G spectrum scam: Supreme Court examines PM's affidavit
The Supreme Court is hearing the affidavit filed on behalf of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh which rejected the charge of inaction on the part of his office in dealing with the request of sanction for prosecution of former Telecom Minister A Raja in the 2G spectrum issue. (Read and watch: Government files affidavit on PM's behalf). The affidavit wa...
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World view: Unlikely person at the heart of India's graft scandal
He was a small-town lawyer from a regional political party in a southern Indian state. By almost any measure, Andimuthu Raja, who had no background in telecommunications or in business, seemed an unlikely candidate to be the government minister presiding over the fastest-growing cellphone market in the world. But he had the only qualification that ...
