Gom On Corruption

Union minister Kapil Sibal has denied reports that a Group of Minsters (GoM) on corruption is maneuvering to curb the powers of the Election Commission.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has accepted the first report of the Group of Ministers (GoM) on Corruption. A new bill to tackle corruption will now be introduced in the winter session of Parliament.

After he was criticised publically by Anna Hazare and other social activists for being part of a Group of Ministers (GoM) to check corruption in the government, Sharad Pawar has quit the panel. Mr Pawar is Agriculture Minister and his Nationalist Congress Party is an important partner in the UPA coalition at the centre.Veteran social activist Anna ...

Cornered by a string of scams, the Centre has set the ball rolling on tackling corruption. The Group of Ministers (GoM) on Corruption which met in New Delhi on Monday night has decided to recommend, among other proposals, the scrapping of discretionary quotas in all ministries. The eight-member panel was formed last month and has sixty days to come...

Union minister Kapil Sibal has denied reports that a Group of Minsters (GoM) on corruption is maneuvering to curb the powers of the Election Commission.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has accepted the first report of the Group of Ministers (GoM) on Corruption. A new bill to tackle corruption will now be introduced in the winter session of Parliament.

After he was criticised publically by Anna Hazare and other social activists for being part of a Group of Ministers (GoM) to check corruption in the government, Sharad Pawar has quit the panel. Mr Pawar is Agriculture Minister and his Nationalist Congress Party is an important partner in the UPA coalition at the centre.Veteran social activist Anna ...

Cornered by a string of scams, the Centre has set the ball rolling on tackling corruption. The Group of Ministers (GoM) on Corruption which met in New Delhi on Monday night has decided to recommend, among other proposals, the scrapping of discretionary quotas in all ministries. The eight-member panel was formed last month and has sixty days to come...