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"India Has Strict Policy Of Zero-Tolerance Against Corruption": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday addressed G20 Anti-Corruption Ministerial Meeting in Kolkata virtually, stating that India has a strict policy of zero tolerance against corruption.
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India Seeks G20 Consensus For Quick Extradition Of Economic Offenders
India is seeking consensus among G20 nations against fugitive economic offenders to ensure their faster extradition and recovery of assets, both domestically as well as abroad.
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India Seeks Faster Extradition Of Fugitive Economic Offenders At G20 Meet
India on Wednesday emphasised on multilateral action to ensure the faster extradition of fugitive economic offenders from abroad during the anti-corruption working group meeting of G20 nations in Gurugram.
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G20 Agree To Make Companies Liable For Graft And Not Only Individuals
Adopting a strong resolution to fight corruption, India and other G20 members have committed to make their public administrations more resilient against the menace, while ensuring that companies too are held liable in addition to individual perpetrators of this crime.
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"India Has Strict Policy Of Zero-Tolerance Against Corruption": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday addressed G20 Anti-Corruption Ministerial Meeting in Kolkata virtually, stating that India has a strict policy of zero tolerance against corruption.
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India Seeks G20 Consensus For Quick Extradition Of Economic Offenders
India is seeking consensus among G20 nations against fugitive economic offenders to ensure their faster extradition and recovery of assets, both domestically as well as abroad.
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India Seeks Faster Extradition Of Fugitive Economic Offenders At G20 Meet
India on Wednesday emphasised on multilateral action to ensure the faster extradition of fugitive economic offenders from abroad during the anti-corruption working group meeting of G20 nations in Gurugram.
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G20 Agree To Make Companies Liable For Graft And Not Only Individuals
Adopting a strong resolution to fight corruption, India and other G20 members have committed to make their public administrations more resilient against the menace, while ensuring that companies too are held liable in addition to individual perpetrators of this crime.
