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NDTV exclusive: did Law Minister change CBI's report on coal scam?
At a meeting last month held at his office, Law Minister Ashwani Kumar made written changes to a report that the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) would submit days later to the Supreme Court on its coal investigation, say sources.
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Sohrabuddin case: Supreme Court wants trial to be shifted out of Gujarat
In a huge setback for the Gujarat government, the Supreme Court today said that the case pertaining to Sohrabuddin Sheikh's fake encounter cannot proceed in the state.
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Supreme Court stops government from importing cheetahs from Namibia
The Supreme Court today stayed the Centre's project of bringing in 15 cheetahs from Namibia in Africa to the Kunopalpur sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh.
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2G case: Supreme Court dismisses review petitions filed by govt, telecom companies
In a setback for the government, the Supreme Court has dismissed the Centre's review petition over strictures against officials of the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) that was part of its judgement in connection with the 2G case earlier this year.
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NDTV exclusive: did Law Minister change CBI's report on coal scam?
At a meeting last month held at his office, Law Minister Ashwani Kumar made written changes to a report that the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) would submit days later to the Supreme Court on its coal investigation, say sources.
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Sohrabuddin case: Supreme Court wants trial to be shifted out of Gujarat
In a huge setback for the Gujarat government, the Supreme Court today said that the case pertaining to Sohrabuddin Sheikh's fake encounter cannot proceed in the state.
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Supreme Court stops government from importing cheetahs from Namibia
The Supreme Court today stayed the Centre's project of bringing in 15 cheetahs from Namibia in Africa to the Kunopalpur sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh.
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2G case: Supreme Court dismisses review petitions filed by govt, telecom companies
In a setback for the government, the Supreme Court has dismissed the Centre's review petition over strictures against officials of the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) that was part of its judgement in connection with the 2G case earlier this year.
