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CBI Team Attacked During Raid In Child Pornography Case In Odisha
- Wednesday November 17, 2021
- India News | Press Trust of India
A five-member Central Bureau of Investigation team was confronted by angry locals for over an hour when it raided the house of a suspect in a child pornography case in Dhenkanal district of Odisha on Tuesday, the police said.
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"CBI Officers Leaving Is Purely Interim Measure," Says Arun Jaitley: Highlights
- Wednesday October 24, 2018
- India News | Edited by Anuj Pant
CBI director Alok Verma and Special Director Rakesh Asthana have been sent on leave amid the massive infigthing within the country's top investigating agency. M Nageshwara Rao, a joint director at the agency, has been appointed its interim director. Mr Rao is a 1986 batch IPS officer from the Odisha cadre and supersedes Mr Asthana.
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CBI Raids In Maharashtra, Odisha Over Chit Fund Scam
- Tuesday December 29, 2015
- India News | Indo-Asian News Service
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) today conducted searches at 58 locations of Samruddha Jeewan Group of companies across Maharashtra and Odisha in its ongoing probe in the multi-crore chit fund scam, an official said.
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Saradha Scam: CBI Raids in West Bengal, Odisha
- Friday August 1, 2014
- India News | Indo-Asian News Service
The CBI on Thursday conducted 30 raids in various places in West Bengal and Odisha in connection with its probe in the Rs 10,000 crore Saradha chit fund scam.
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Coal case against industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla: name Prime Minister too, says former Coal Secretary PC Parakh
- Wednesday October 16, 2013
- India News | Edited by Amit Chaturvedi
The Prime Minister endorsed the decision to allocate two coal blocks in Odisha to a company owned by industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla, and if the CBI believes that was the result of a nefarious scheme, then the Prime Minister must be counted among the conspirators, said former Coal Secretary PC Parakh today.
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CBI Team Attacked During Raid In Child Pornography Case In Odisha
- Wednesday November 17, 2021
- India News | Press Trust of India
A five-member Central Bureau of Investigation team was confronted by angry locals for over an hour when it raided the house of a suspect in a child pornography case in Dhenkanal district of Odisha on Tuesday, the police said.
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"CBI Officers Leaving Is Purely Interim Measure," Says Arun Jaitley: Highlights
- Wednesday October 24, 2018
- India News | Edited by Anuj Pant
CBI director Alok Verma and Special Director Rakesh Asthana have been sent on leave amid the massive infigthing within the country's top investigating agency. M Nageshwara Rao, a joint director at the agency, has been appointed its interim director. Mr Rao is a 1986 batch IPS officer from the Odisha cadre and supersedes Mr Asthana.
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www.ndtv.com
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CBI Raids In Maharashtra, Odisha Over Chit Fund Scam
- Tuesday December 29, 2015
- India News | Indo-Asian News Service
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) today conducted searches at 58 locations of Samruddha Jeewan Group of companies across Maharashtra and Odisha in its ongoing probe in the multi-crore chit fund scam, an official said.
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www.ndtv.com
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Saradha Scam: CBI Raids in West Bengal, Odisha
- Friday August 1, 2014
- India News | Indo-Asian News Service
The CBI on Thursday conducted 30 raids in various places in West Bengal and Odisha in connection with its probe in the Rs 10,000 crore Saradha chit fund scam.
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www.ndtv.com
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Coal case against industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla: name Prime Minister too, says former Coal Secretary PC Parakh
- Wednesday October 16, 2013
- India News | Edited by Amit Chaturvedi
The Prime Minister endorsed the decision to allocate two coal blocks in Odisha to a company owned by industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla, and if the CBI believes that was the result of a nefarious scheme, then the Prime Minister must be counted among the conspirators, said former Coal Secretary PC Parakh today.
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