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Coal Scam Case: For First Time, CBI Will Investigate The Man Who Headed It Earlier
Ranjit Sinha, who headed the country's premier investigating agency, will himself be the focus of an enquiry to ascertain whether he misused his power, the Supreme Court said today.
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It Was PM Singh, Not Us, Say a Former Minister and Babu in Jindal Coal Case
The decision to allocate a coal field in Jharkhand to industrialist Naveen Jindal's company was taken by former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, two senior government officers accused of corruption said today in court.
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Coal-Gate: Kumar Mangalam Birla Summoned as Accused, Hindalco Slumps
Shares in aluminium maker Hindalco fell over 3.5 per cent on Wednesday after a Delhi court summoned the company's chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla as an accused in a case linked to Coal-Gate, the alleged scam that saw mining rights being assigned without any transparency to private firms.
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Coal-Gate: Former PM Manmohan Singh Summoned as Accused, Says 'Truth Will Prevail'
Former prime minister Manmohan Singh has been summoned as an accused in a case linked to the coal scam that saw mining rights being assigned without any transparency to private firms.
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Coal-Gate: Without Naming Him, Court Asks Why Former PM Wasn't Examined
A court in Delhi today asked the country's premier investigating agency why it had not questioned former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh about the controversial and allegedly illegal allocation in 2005 of a coal block to a firm owned by billionaire Kumar Mangalam Birla. Dr Singh held direct charge of the Coal Ministry at the time.
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CBI Registers 23rd Case in Coal Block Allocation
The CBI on Thursday registered its 23rd case -- against a Madhya Pradesh-based private company -- in the ongoing probe into coal block allocations.
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Coal-Gate: First chargesheet today, likely against promoters of Navabharat Power Pvt Ltd
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) will file the first chargesheet in the coal blocks allocation scam in a trial court in Delhi today.
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Birla, other corporates held in high esteem: Commerce Minister Anand Sharma
Commerce Minister Anand Sharma spoke to NDTV about the FIR against industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla in the coal allocation scam. Here are the highlights of what he said:
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Missing coal files: PM uses silence as a weapon, says BJP leader Arun Jaitley
In a no-holds barred attack on the Prime Minister in connection with missing coal allocation files, senior BJP leader Arun Jaitley has slammed Dr Manmohan Singh for using silence as a weapon of concealment.
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Coal officer under Supreme Court scanner now hunting for 'missing files'
An officer in the coal ministry, who had been slammed by the Supreme Court for tinkering with the Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) probe report in the coal scam, has now been tasked with hunting for the "missing coal files."
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Some crucial Coal-Gate files missing, admits minister Sriprakash Jaiswal
There is more trouble for the UPA government in the coal block allocation scam. Coal Minister Shriprakash Jaiswal has admitted that some crucial files between 1993 and 2004, related to the scam, have gone missing.
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CBI files affidavit on autonomy in Supreme Court, opposes accountability panel
The CBI has opposed an accountability panel suggested in the Centre's proposal for autonomy to the investigating agency, which had been described as a "caged parrot" by the top court.
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Coal scam: HC Gupta resigns ahead of CBI interrogation
Former coal secretary HC Gupta, who is set to be questioned by CBI, has submitted his resignation to the government.
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Coal scam: Congress MP Naveen Jindal paid kickbacks, claims CBI
The CBI registered a case today against Congress MP Naveen Jindal, his company Jindal Steel and Power (JSPL), and former Minister of State for Coal Dasari Narayan Rao.
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Pawan Bansal, Ashwani Kumar resign as Union ministers; who will replace them?
A day after Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal and Law Minister Ashwani Kumar handed over their resignations to the Prime Minister, the focus has shifted to who would replace them in the union cabinet.
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Coal Scam Case: For First Time, CBI Will Investigate The Man Who Headed It Earlier
Ranjit Sinha, who headed the country's premier investigating agency, will himself be the focus of an enquiry to ascertain whether he misused his power, the Supreme Court said today.
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It Was PM Singh, Not Us, Say a Former Minister and Babu in Jindal Coal Case
The decision to allocate a coal field in Jharkhand to industrialist Naveen Jindal's company was taken by former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, two senior government officers accused of corruption said today in court.
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Coal-Gate: Kumar Mangalam Birla Summoned as Accused, Hindalco Slumps
Shares in aluminium maker Hindalco fell over 3.5 per cent on Wednesday after a Delhi court summoned the company's chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla as an accused in a case linked to Coal-Gate, the alleged scam that saw mining rights being assigned without any transparency to private firms.
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Coal-Gate: Former PM Manmohan Singh Summoned as Accused, Says 'Truth Will Prevail'
Former prime minister Manmohan Singh has been summoned as an accused in a case linked to the coal scam that saw mining rights being assigned without any transparency to private firms.
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Coal-Gate: Without Naming Him, Court Asks Why Former PM Wasn't Examined
A court in Delhi today asked the country's premier investigating agency why it had not questioned former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh about the controversial and allegedly illegal allocation in 2005 of a coal block to a firm owned by billionaire Kumar Mangalam Birla. Dr Singh held direct charge of the Coal Ministry at the time.
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CBI Registers 23rd Case in Coal Block Allocation
The CBI on Thursday registered its 23rd case -- against a Madhya Pradesh-based private company -- in the ongoing probe into coal block allocations.
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Coal-Gate: First chargesheet today, likely against promoters of Navabharat Power Pvt Ltd
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) will file the first chargesheet in the coal blocks allocation scam in a trial court in Delhi today.
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Birla, other corporates held in high esteem: Commerce Minister Anand Sharma
Commerce Minister Anand Sharma spoke to NDTV about the FIR against industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla in the coal allocation scam. Here are the highlights of what he said:
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Missing coal files: PM uses silence as a weapon, says BJP leader Arun Jaitley
In a no-holds barred attack on the Prime Minister in connection with missing coal allocation files, senior BJP leader Arun Jaitley has slammed Dr Manmohan Singh for using silence as a weapon of concealment.
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Coal officer under Supreme Court scanner now hunting for 'missing files'
An officer in the coal ministry, who had been slammed by the Supreme Court for tinkering with the Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) probe report in the coal scam, has now been tasked with hunting for the "missing coal files."
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Some crucial Coal-Gate files missing, admits minister Sriprakash Jaiswal
There is more trouble for the UPA government in the coal block allocation scam. Coal Minister Shriprakash Jaiswal has admitted that some crucial files between 1993 and 2004, related to the scam, have gone missing.
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CBI files affidavit on autonomy in Supreme Court, opposes accountability panel
The CBI has opposed an accountability panel suggested in the Centre's proposal for autonomy to the investigating agency, which had been described as a "caged parrot" by the top court.
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Coal scam: HC Gupta resigns ahead of CBI interrogation
Former coal secretary HC Gupta, who is set to be questioned by CBI, has submitted his resignation to the government.
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Coal scam: Congress MP Naveen Jindal paid kickbacks, claims CBI
The CBI registered a case today against Congress MP Naveen Jindal, his company Jindal Steel and Power (JSPL), and former Minister of State for Coal Dasari Narayan Rao.
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Pawan Bansal, Ashwani Kumar resign as Union ministers; who will replace them?
A day after Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal and Law Minister Ashwani Kumar handed over their resignations to the Prime Minister, the focus has shifted to who would replace them in the union cabinet.
