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Huge Gaps In Centre's Explanation To Parliament On Construction Deaths
New data released by the government to the parliament on the number of workers killed or injured on construction sites may be dramatically underestimating the scale of such accidents, NDTV has found.
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'We Are In An Era Of Leaks', Says Head Of Panama And Paradise Expose
Gerard Ryle, Director of International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), talks about why global collaborations for investigating stories are needed today more than ever.
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Flood Relief Delayed Gujarat Poll Dates? This Is What Officials Say
The delay in the announcement of dates for the Gujarat elections - close to two weeks after the Election Commission declared dates for elections in Himachal Pradesh - continues to remain controversial. Traditionally, dates for both states are announced concurrently.
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Rohingyas A Terror Threat? NDTV Finds Little Evidence Of Government Claim
As the Rohingya crisis has escalated, so has the Indian government's attempts to depict Rohingya Muslims as a security threat to India. It is an argument at the heart of the government's stand, that it cannot accept Rohingyas fleeing violence in Myanmar, and will deport those already here. But the reasons why Rohingyas, of whom an estimated 40,000 ...
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Prophet Of Profit? Mystery Firms, Fake Addresses And Dubious Funds Behind Ram Rahim's Rise
Over the past three days, raids on the headquarters of Dera Sacha Sauda, the base of self-styled godman Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, have underscored his extravagant lifestyle - buildings shaped like the Seven Wonders, luxury interiors and a fleet of heavily modified cars.
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Did Notes Ban Curb Cash, Terrorism And Boost Formal Economy? A Fact Check
If the government is to be believed, demonetisation has not been a failure, despite the return of 99 per cent of the banned notes. They claim it has been a success
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Did Demonetisation Help? Digital Payments Back To Pre-Notes Ban Levels
As the opposition scaled up its attacks on the government after the Reserve Bank of India revealed that only 1 per cent of demonetised currency did not return to the system, the government appears to have shifted the goalpost.
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91 Lakhs? 56 Lakhs? 5.4 Lakhs? Fact-Checking Centre's 'Tax Surge' Claims
To counter increasing evidence that demonetisation may have dented the Indian economy, the government has put out a series of statistics to show that the contentious move to scrap Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 banknotes last November has improved economic health, specifically by expanding India's tax base.
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NDTV Special Report: Deaths At Government Construction Projects
A first-of-its-kind attempt by NDTV to gather country-wide data on deaths and injuries at construction sites through RTI applications and through police sources shows that between 2013 and 2016, approximately 1,092 workers died and 377 were injured
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After NDTV Report On Deaths Of Construction Workers, MPs Promise Action
Lawmakers of the BJP and Congress pledged to nudge the government to act on an investigation by NDTV into the deaths of India's construction workers.
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Even After Fatal Accidents, India's Construction Sites Remain Death Traps For Workers
NDTV sheds light on the darker side of India's $140 billion construction industry, where a pervasive lack of safety, as well as lack of government oversight places millions of workers at grave risk.
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Fatal Heights: The Untold Deaths Of India's Construction Workers
The number of workers' deaths or injuries has been grossly under-reported, adding to an absence of oversight and leading to unsafe working conditions in India's construction sector.
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How Notes Ban Has Stalled Maharashtra's Rs 10,000 Farm Handout
Almost two weeks after announcing a farm loan waiver, the Maharashtra government said it would give farmers Rs 10,000 cash to meet their immediate needs for sowing the next round of crops.
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How A State-Induced Dal Glut May Have Sparked Maharashtra Farmer Protests
In Maharashtra, protests by farmers have entered their eleventh day.
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For Protecting Cattle, A 1% Problem May Have Led To A 100% Ban
The latest rules by the environment ministry banning sale of cattle for slaughter in cattle markets, which has sparked a nationwide furore, are hinged on a report that claims to have found evidence of large numbers of cattle illegally trafficked into India's neighbouring countries.
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Huge Gaps In Centre's Explanation To Parliament On Construction Deaths
New data released by the government to the parliament on the number of workers killed or injured on construction sites may be dramatically underestimating the scale of such accidents, NDTV has found.
-
'We Are In An Era Of Leaks', Says Head Of Panama And Paradise Expose
Gerard Ryle, Director of International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), talks about why global collaborations for investigating stories are needed today more than ever.
-
Flood Relief Delayed Gujarat Poll Dates? This Is What Officials Say
The delay in the announcement of dates for the Gujarat elections - close to two weeks after the Election Commission declared dates for elections in Himachal Pradesh - continues to remain controversial. Traditionally, dates for both states are announced concurrently.
-
Rohingyas A Terror Threat? NDTV Finds Little Evidence Of Government Claim
As the Rohingya crisis has escalated, so has the Indian government's attempts to depict Rohingya Muslims as a security threat to India. It is an argument at the heart of the government's stand, that it cannot accept Rohingyas fleeing violence in Myanmar, and will deport those already here. But the reasons why Rohingyas, of whom an estimated 40,000 ...
-
Prophet Of Profit? Mystery Firms, Fake Addresses And Dubious Funds Behind Ram Rahim's Rise
Over the past three days, raids on the headquarters of Dera Sacha Sauda, the base of self-styled godman Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, have underscored his extravagant lifestyle - buildings shaped like the Seven Wonders, luxury interiors and a fleet of heavily modified cars.
-
Did Notes Ban Curb Cash, Terrorism And Boost Formal Economy? A Fact Check
If the government is to be believed, demonetisation has not been a failure, despite the return of 99 per cent of the banned notes. They claim it has been a success
-
Did Demonetisation Help? Digital Payments Back To Pre-Notes Ban Levels
As the opposition scaled up its attacks on the government after the Reserve Bank of India revealed that only 1 per cent of demonetised currency did not return to the system, the government appears to have shifted the goalpost.
-
91 Lakhs? 56 Lakhs? 5.4 Lakhs? Fact-Checking Centre's 'Tax Surge' Claims
To counter increasing evidence that demonetisation may have dented the Indian economy, the government has put out a series of statistics to show that the contentious move to scrap Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 banknotes last November has improved economic health, specifically by expanding India's tax base.
-
NDTV Special Report: Deaths At Government Construction Projects
A first-of-its-kind attempt by NDTV to gather country-wide data on deaths and injuries at construction sites through RTI applications and through police sources shows that between 2013 and 2016, approximately 1,092 workers died and 377 were injured
-
After NDTV Report On Deaths Of Construction Workers, MPs Promise Action
Lawmakers of the BJP and Congress pledged to nudge the government to act on an investigation by NDTV into the deaths of India's construction workers.
-
Even After Fatal Accidents, India's Construction Sites Remain Death Traps For Workers
NDTV sheds light on the darker side of India's $140 billion construction industry, where a pervasive lack of safety, as well as lack of government oversight places millions of workers at grave risk.
-
Fatal Heights: The Untold Deaths Of India's Construction Workers
The number of workers' deaths or injuries has been grossly under-reported, adding to an absence of oversight and leading to unsafe working conditions in India's construction sector.
-
How Notes Ban Has Stalled Maharashtra's Rs 10,000 Farm Handout
Almost two weeks after announcing a farm loan waiver, the Maharashtra government said it would give farmers Rs 10,000 cash to meet their immediate needs for sowing the next round of crops.
-
How A State-Induced Dal Glut May Have Sparked Maharashtra Farmer Protests
In Maharashtra, protests by farmers have entered their eleventh day.
-
For Protecting Cattle, A 1% Problem May Have Led To A 100% Ban
The latest rules by the environment ministry banning sale of cattle for slaughter in cattle markets, which has sparked a nationwide furore, are hinged on a report that claims to have found evidence of large numbers of cattle illegally trafficked into India's neighbouring countries.
