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Medicine Supplier 'Surrenders' Rs 200 Crore Black Money After Raids
One of the biggest suppliers of medicines to Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) hospitals "surrendered" Rs 200 crore he allegedly held in black money after the Income Tax Department recently raided his premises, official sources said today.
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Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Changes Tack, Finds Way to Get Work Done
Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal has said his government will act against officials who are responsible for bills of suppliers not being paid which has led to a medicine crunch at hospitals run by it. He has in a letter instructed Delhi's top bureaucrat Chief Secretary MM Kutty to respond by tomorrow on why bills have not been paid and asked him to b...
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Kejriwal Warns Of Action Over Medicine Crunch In Hospitals
The Delhi government will act against officers responsible for 'non-payment' of bills to suppliers of medicines in its hospitals and may 'deduct' salaries of officers behind lapses, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said.
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Medicine Supplier 'Surrenders' Rs 200 Crore Black Money After Raids
One of the biggest suppliers of medicines to Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) hospitals "surrendered" Rs 200 crore he allegedly held in black money after the Income Tax Department recently raided his premises, official sources said today.
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Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Changes Tack, Finds Way to Get Work Done
Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal has said his government will act against officials who are responsible for bills of suppliers not being paid which has led to a medicine crunch at hospitals run by it. He has in a letter instructed Delhi's top bureaucrat Chief Secretary MM Kutty to respond by tomorrow on why bills have not been paid and asked him to b...
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Kejriwal Warns Of Action Over Medicine Crunch In Hospitals
The Delhi government will act against officers responsible for 'non-payment' of bills to suppliers of medicines in its hospitals and may 'deduct' salaries of officers behind lapses, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said.
