Maharashtra White Paper

The Maharashtra government will issue a white paper in the next 30 days on some mega projects going out of the state and if any steps were taken by the previous MVA government to retain them, Industries Minister Uday Samant said here today.

The Congress on Friday demanded a white paper on the Punjab Maharashtra Cooperative (PMC) Bank scam to ascertain what had happened that led to a crisis in the bank and who were responsible for it.

A massive irrigation scam in Maharashtra, allegedly worth 70,000 crores, will be examined by a Special Investigation Team (SIT), the Maharashtra government announced today.

Major opposition parties in Maharashtra have come up with a "black paper" to counter the White Paper brought out last month by the state Water Resources ministry, claiming that the government document was a dud as it sidestepped the irregularities in irrigation projects.

The powerful Ajit Pawar is back in the government after much drama; and everyone in Maharashtra knew what the climax would be. His comeback was not surprising and neither was the white paper issued by the water works department, held again by an NCP minister who too faces corruption charges, which gave a clean chit to Ajit Pawar, paving the way for...

Senior Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Ajit Pawar today made a controversial return as Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister, riding on a White Paper that gave him a clean chit in the Rs 70,000-crore irrigation scam but has been dismissed by the opposition as an eyewash.

Just days after a White Paper on irrigation in Maharashtra practically gave a clean chit to NCP leader and former deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar, sources have told NDTV that he will be sworn in tomorrow in the Maharashtra cabinet.

Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has released a "Black Paper" today in response to the White Paper on irrigation that has been prepared by the Maharashtra government. The activist-turned-politician has slammed the report which was presented to the state cabinet on Friday and practically gives a clean chit to NCP leader and former deputy chie...

A Maharashtra irrigation department report that sources say will counter allegations of corruption against Ajit Pawar that cost him his job as deputy chief minister was presented to the state cabinet this evening. It is being seen as the first step in the political rehabilitation of Mr Pawar and his return to government.

Although now all is well between the NCP and Congress, one of the main contentious issues between the two allies was the alleged Rs 26,000 crore irrigation scam in Maharashtra. Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan had asked for a white paper on the scam - something that had put the NCP on the backfoot.

The Maharashtra government will issue a white paper in the next 30 days on some mega projects going out of the state and if any steps were taken by the previous MVA government to retain them, Industries Minister Uday Samant said here today.

The Congress on Friday demanded a white paper on the Punjab Maharashtra Cooperative (PMC) Bank scam to ascertain what had happened that led to a crisis in the bank and who were responsible for it.

A massive irrigation scam in Maharashtra, allegedly worth 70,000 crores, will be examined by a Special Investigation Team (SIT), the Maharashtra government announced today.

Major opposition parties in Maharashtra have come up with a "black paper" to counter the White Paper brought out last month by the state Water Resources ministry, claiming that the government document was a dud as it sidestepped the irregularities in irrigation projects.

The powerful Ajit Pawar is back in the government after much drama; and everyone in Maharashtra knew what the climax would be. His comeback was not surprising and neither was the white paper issued by the water works department, held again by an NCP minister who too faces corruption charges, which gave a clean chit to Ajit Pawar, paving the way for...

Senior Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Ajit Pawar today made a controversial return as Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister, riding on a White Paper that gave him a clean chit in the Rs 70,000-crore irrigation scam but has been dismissed by the opposition as an eyewash.

Just days after a White Paper on irrigation in Maharashtra practically gave a clean chit to NCP leader and former deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar, sources have told NDTV that he will be sworn in tomorrow in the Maharashtra cabinet.

Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has released a "Black Paper" today in response to the White Paper on irrigation that has been prepared by the Maharashtra government. The activist-turned-politician has slammed the report which was presented to the state cabinet on Friday and practically gives a clean chit to NCP leader and former deputy chie...

A Maharashtra irrigation department report that sources say will counter allegations of corruption against Ajit Pawar that cost him his job as deputy chief minister was presented to the state cabinet this evening. It is being seen as the first step in the political rehabilitation of Mr Pawar and his return to government.

Although now all is well between the NCP and Congress, one of the main contentious issues between the two allies was the alleged Rs 26,000 crore irrigation scam in Maharashtra. Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan had asked for a white paper on the scam - something that had put the NCP on the backfoot.