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Three Years Jail For Jharkhand Ex-Chief Minister Madhu Koda In Coal Scam Case
A court on Saturday sentenced former Jharkhand Chief Minister Madhu Koda to three years in jail for corruption in a coal block allocation case.
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Court Verdict Against Madhu Koda, HC Gupta In Coal Scam Case Today
A special court will pronounce its verdict in a coal scam case today against former Jharkhand Chief Minister Madhu Koda, former Coal Secretary HC Gupta and six others.
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Court To Pronounce Verdict On Coal Scam Case On December 13
A special court will pronounce on December 13 its verdict in a coal scam case against former Jharkhand Chief Minister Madhu Koda, ex-Coal Secretary H C Gupta and others.
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In Detailed Judgment On Coal Scam Case, Huge Relief For Manmohan Singh
A judgment which convicted three former coal ministry officials for corruption in one of the cases related to the coal scam on Friday has also given a huge relief to former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who was in charge of the coal ministry then. A detailed order of the verdict by the special CBI court, which has been made available today, says t...
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2 Directors Of Jharkhand Ispat Convicted In Coal Scam Case
Two senior directors of Jharkhand Ispat Private limited have been convicted in the first verdict from a special court hearing the cases related to the coal scam.
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Special Court Likely To Deliver First Verdict Tomorrow In Coal Scam
A special court is likely to pronounce tomorrow its first judgement in the coal scam in which Jharkhand Ispat Pvt Ltd (JIPL) and its two Directors are facing trial in a case of allotment of a coal block in Jharkhand.
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Will Illegal Coal Blocks Be Cancelled? Supreme Court to Decide Today
The Supreme Court is expected to give its verdict today on 218 coal blocks it declared illegal in August, saying that allocations since 1993 by different governments were made arbitrarily.
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Coal-Gate: Have 40 Coal Blocks in Production Made Windfall Profits?
The Supreme Court today is expected to pronounce its verdict on whether it will cancel the allotments of 218 coal blocks that it held as illegal.
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Three Years Jail For Jharkhand Ex-Chief Minister Madhu Koda In Coal Scam Case
A court on Saturday sentenced former Jharkhand Chief Minister Madhu Koda to three years in jail for corruption in a coal block allocation case.
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Court Verdict Against Madhu Koda, HC Gupta In Coal Scam Case Today
A special court will pronounce its verdict in a coal scam case today against former Jharkhand Chief Minister Madhu Koda, former Coal Secretary HC Gupta and six others.
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Court To Pronounce Verdict On Coal Scam Case On December 13
A special court will pronounce on December 13 its verdict in a coal scam case against former Jharkhand Chief Minister Madhu Koda, ex-Coal Secretary H C Gupta and others.
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In Detailed Judgment On Coal Scam Case, Huge Relief For Manmohan Singh
A judgment which convicted three former coal ministry officials for corruption in one of the cases related to the coal scam on Friday has also given a huge relief to former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who was in charge of the coal ministry then. A detailed order of the verdict by the special CBI court, which has been made available today, says t...
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2 Directors Of Jharkhand Ispat Convicted In Coal Scam Case
Two senior directors of Jharkhand Ispat Private limited have been convicted in the first verdict from a special court hearing the cases related to the coal scam.
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Special Court Likely To Deliver First Verdict Tomorrow In Coal Scam
A special court is likely to pronounce tomorrow its first judgement in the coal scam in which Jharkhand Ispat Pvt Ltd (JIPL) and its two Directors are facing trial in a case of allotment of a coal block in Jharkhand.
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Will Illegal Coal Blocks Be Cancelled? Supreme Court to Decide Today
The Supreme Court is expected to give its verdict today on 218 coal blocks it declared illegal in August, saying that allocations since 1993 by different governments were made arbitrarily.
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Coal-Gate: Have 40 Coal Blocks in Production Made Windfall Profits?
The Supreme Court today is expected to pronounce its verdict on whether it will cancel the allotments of 218 coal blocks that it held as illegal.
