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Questions Over Interim CBI Chief Nageswar Rao's Record
In "cleaning up" the country's top probe agency, the Central Vigilance Commission shunted out two top officials facing charges of corruption and appointed Nageswar Rao -- a relatively junior 1986-batch bureaucrat -- as the interim chief of the CBI. However, NDTV has now found that the new director has a chequered past himself.
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CBI Chief Told Off Junior Over Diluted Vijay Mallya Notice. He Hadn't Known
By a strange coincidence, the day Vijay Mallya flew out of Mumbai was the day then CBI director Anil Sinha had flown into the city for a bankers' summit. Unknown to the CBI chief, the two missed each other just by a few hours at the airport. And when immigration authorities did their duty of informing the CBI about Vijay Mallya leaving with his con...
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No Full-Time CBI Chief, For The First Time In 10 Years; Rakesh Asthana Takes Additional Charge
For the first time in 10 years and only the second time in the agency's history, the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI will have no full time chief. Rakesh Asthana, a Gujarat cadre officer will hold additional charge after CBI chief Anil Sinha retired today.
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CBI Has No Competitor In Investigation, Prosecution: Chief Anil Sinha
CBI has no competitor in the arena of investigation and prosecution, but this status does not entitle its men to sit back and relax, the agency's chief Anil Sinha has said.
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392 Investigations Pending In 66 Countries: CBI Chief Anil Sinha
CBI is pursuing as many as 392 cases in about 66 countries in various stages, agency chief Anil Sinha said today as he cautioned that component of international probe is going to increase in coming days.
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CBI May Collapse Due To Lack Of Manpower, Says Its Chief Anil Sinha
Citing a large number of cases for probe coupled with acute manpower shortage, CBI Director Anil Sinha has demanded more personnel from states on deputation to the agency, saying if this is not done, the agency would collapse.
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Need To Expand Definition Of Corruption, Says CBI Chief In Mumbai
The chief of India's top investigating agency, the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI, has stressed on expanding the definition of corruption to increase the scope of what the agency can investigate.
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2200 Officials Were Under CBI Surveillance As Graft Suspect
CBI has kept 2,200 senior central government officials under surveillance for suspected corruption during the last one year and has registered FIR against 101, agency chief Anil Sinha said in New Delhi on Wednesday.
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Committed to Preserve CBI's Integrity: Anil Kumar Sinha
Newly-appointed CBI chief Anil Kumar Sinha today said he was "acutely aware" of the challenges the agency faces and was committed to preserve its integrity.
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Anil Sinha Will be the New CBI Director
The government today appointed Anil Sinha as the new chief of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). He will take over from Ranjit Sinha who retired today.
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Nothing Inappropriate About House Calls from Reliance Men, Says CBI Chief
CBI chief Ranjit Sinha has refuted allegations that it was inappropriate for him to meet at his house with executives from Reliance Telecom, a company the CBI has accused of criminal conspiracy in the telecom scam.
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Questions Over Interim CBI Chief Nageswar Rao's Record
In "cleaning up" the country's top probe agency, the Central Vigilance Commission shunted out two top officials facing charges of corruption and appointed Nageswar Rao -- a relatively junior 1986-batch bureaucrat -- as the interim chief of the CBI. However, NDTV has now found that the new director has a chequered past himself.
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CBI Chief Told Off Junior Over Diluted Vijay Mallya Notice. He Hadn't Known
By a strange coincidence, the day Vijay Mallya flew out of Mumbai was the day then CBI director Anil Sinha had flown into the city for a bankers' summit. Unknown to the CBI chief, the two missed each other just by a few hours at the airport. And when immigration authorities did their duty of informing the CBI about Vijay Mallya leaving with his con...
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No Full-Time CBI Chief, For The First Time In 10 Years; Rakesh Asthana Takes Additional Charge
For the first time in 10 years and only the second time in the agency's history, the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI will have no full time chief. Rakesh Asthana, a Gujarat cadre officer will hold additional charge after CBI chief Anil Sinha retired today.
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CBI Has No Competitor In Investigation, Prosecution: Chief Anil Sinha
CBI has no competitor in the arena of investigation and prosecution, but this status does not entitle its men to sit back and relax, the agency's chief Anil Sinha has said.
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392 Investigations Pending In 66 Countries: CBI Chief Anil Sinha
CBI is pursuing as many as 392 cases in about 66 countries in various stages, agency chief Anil Sinha said today as he cautioned that component of international probe is going to increase in coming days.
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CBI May Collapse Due To Lack Of Manpower, Says Its Chief Anil Sinha
Citing a large number of cases for probe coupled with acute manpower shortage, CBI Director Anil Sinha has demanded more personnel from states on deputation to the agency, saying if this is not done, the agency would collapse.
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Need To Expand Definition Of Corruption, Says CBI Chief In Mumbai
The chief of India's top investigating agency, the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI, has stressed on expanding the definition of corruption to increase the scope of what the agency can investigate.
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2200 Officials Were Under CBI Surveillance As Graft Suspect
CBI has kept 2,200 senior central government officials under surveillance for suspected corruption during the last one year and has registered FIR against 101, agency chief Anil Sinha said in New Delhi on Wednesday.
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Committed to Preserve CBI's Integrity: Anil Kumar Sinha
Newly-appointed CBI chief Anil Kumar Sinha today said he was "acutely aware" of the challenges the agency faces and was committed to preserve its integrity.
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Anil Sinha Will be the New CBI Director
The government today appointed Anil Sinha as the new chief of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). He will take over from Ranjit Sinha who retired today.
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Nothing Inappropriate About House Calls from Reliance Men, Says CBI Chief
CBI chief Ranjit Sinha has refuted allegations that it was inappropriate for him to meet at his house with executives from Reliance Telecom, a company the CBI has accused of criminal conspiracy in the telecom scam.
