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Tuticorin Police Firing: Panel Recommends Action Against Collector, Cops
The commission of inquiry into the 2018 Tuticorin police firing, suggested action against the then district Collector, police officers and deputy tahsildars for their acts of commission and omission.
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Allegations Against Anil Deshmukh "Baseless": Mumbai Builder Tells Probe Panel
The allegations of corruption levelled against Anil Deshmukh are "baseless" and a "vindictive act" of senior IPS officer Param Bir Singh, a Mumbai-based builder claimed in his affidavit submitted before an inquiry commission today.
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Punjab Government, Income Tax Department Launch Probe In Mining Contracts
The Income Tax Department has started an inquiry into the mining contracts allegedly bagged by four former employees of Punjab minister Rana Gurjit Singh, even as the state government ordered a judicial probe in the matter today.
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Aap Government to Discuss Women's Security In Assembly Tomorrow
Amid its standoff with the Delhi Police, the AAP government will discuss threadbare the issue of women security and propose setting up of a Commission of Enquiry to probe alleged police inaction in cases of sexual harassment, during a special session of the assembly tomorrow.
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APSC Probe Panel to Investigate Assam Civil Services Exam Scam
Buckling under pressure of the opposition and a section of own party colleagues, Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi today announced setting up of an inquiry commission to probe alleged irregularities in state civil services examinations and recruitment.
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Navy Finds 7 Officers 'Culpable' in INS Sindhuratna Fire That Killed 2
An inquiry into the fire on board Navy submarine INS Sindhuratna in February this year has "found seven officers culpable of various acts of omissions and commissions," Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar told Parliament today.
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North Korea atrocities exposed, but what next?
Defectors and activists welcomed Tuesday a UN-mandated inquiry's searing indictment of gross human rights abuses in North Korea, but analysts questioned the international community's ability to act on its recommendations.
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Retired judge, who probed the Adarsh scam, slams Maharashtra government
Retired Bombay High Court judge, Justice JA Patil, who probed the Adarsh housing society scam has come down hard on the Maharashtra government for rejecting his report, which indicted four former chief ministers of the state. Speaking to NDTV, Justice Patil said that an amendment should be made in the Commission of Inquiry Act to make it binding fo...
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Wal-mart issue: Government proposing commission of inquiry
The government is proposing to set up a commission of inquiry to probe reported allegations that retail giant Wal-Mart had indulged in lobbying activities in India and find out whether these were in contravention of Indian laws.
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Tuticorin Police Firing: Panel Recommends Action Against Collector, Cops
The commission of inquiry into the 2018 Tuticorin police firing, suggested action against the then district Collector, police officers and deputy tahsildars for their acts of commission and omission.
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Allegations Against Anil Deshmukh "Baseless": Mumbai Builder Tells Probe Panel
The allegations of corruption levelled against Anil Deshmukh are "baseless" and a "vindictive act" of senior IPS officer Param Bir Singh, a Mumbai-based builder claimed in his affidavit submitted before an inquiry commission today.
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Punjab Government, Income Tax Department Launch Probe In Mining Contracts
The Income Tax Department has started an inquiry into the mining contracts allegedly bagged by four former employees of Punjab minister Rana Gurjit Singh, even as the state government ordered a judicial probe in the matter today.
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Aap Government to Discuss Women's Security In Assembly Tomorrow
Amid its standoff with the Delhi Police, the AAP government will discuss threadbare the issue of women security and propose setting up of a Commission of Enquiry to probe alleged police inaction in cases of sexual harassment, during a special session of the assembly tomorrow.
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APSC Probe Panel to Investigate Assam Civil Services Exam Scam
Buckling under pressure of the opposition and a section of own party colleagues, Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi today announced setting up of an inquiry commission to probe alleged irregularities in state civil services examinations and recruitment.
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Navy Finds 7 Officers 'Culpable' in INS Sindhuratna Fire That Killed 2
An inquiry into the fire on board Navy submarine INS Sindhuratna in February this year has "found seven officers culpable of various acts of omissions and commissions," Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar told Parliament today.
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North Korea atrocities exposed, but what next?
Defectors and activists welcomed Tuesday a UN-mandated inquiry's searing indictment of gross human rights abuses in North Korea, but analysts questioned the international community's ability to act on its recommendations.
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Retired judge, who probed the Adarsh scam, slams Maharashtra government
Retired Bombay High Court judge, Justice JA Patil, who probed the Adarsh housing society scam has come down hard on the Maharashtra government for rejecting his report, which indicted four former chief ministers of the state. Speaking to NDTV, Justice Patil said that an amendment should be made in the Commission of Inquiry Act to make it binding fo...
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Wal-mart issue: Government proposing commission of inquiry
The government is proposing to set up a commission of inquiry to probe reported allegations that retail giant Wal-Mart had indulged in lobbying activities in India and find out whether these were in contravention of Indian laws.
