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List Of World's Most And Least Corrupt Countries Released, India Ranks...
A list of the world's most corrupt countries was released on Tuesday and showed that most of the nations have made little to no progress in tackling public sector corruption.
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Sri Lanka Bailout Conditional On Tackling Corruption, Says IMF
Sri Lanka must not allow entrenched corruption to undermine a bailout for its bankrupt economy, the IMF said Tuesday after signing off on a $3 billion loan for the crisis-hit nation.
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Punjab Will Soon Shine Like Kohinoor: Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Thursday said that with continued progress Punjab will shine like the 'Kohinoor' diamond, even as he accused the previous dispensations of failing to tackle corruption and poverty in the state.
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Don't Spare Corrupt, Don't Be Defensive: PM To Anti-Corruption Agencies
Showing unflinching support to anti-corruption agencies, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said they "need not be defensive" while tackling graft even when some people with "vested interests" keep hollering and maligning them.
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Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj Cancelled at Netflix
Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj is no more. Netflix has cancelled Minhaj’s weekly political talk show after less than two years. Patriot Act had made the news in India after Minhaj tackled general elections here, last year.
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"Corruption, Dynasty, Looting Reined In Like Never Before": PM In France
In ''New India'', corruption, nepotism, loot of public money and terrorism were being tackled like never before, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today, addressing the Indian community in France. He said the huge mandate that he had won for a second term was not just for a government but for a "new India" that focuses on the ease of doing business...
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Sri Lanka Seeks Indian Help To Tackle Match-Fixing
According to Arjuna Ranatunga, India's CBI could provide technical expertise in probing widespread allegations of corruption in cricket.
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'Tsunami' Of Match-Fixing In Lower-Level Tennis: Review Panel
Lower-level tennis has a "tsunami"-like problem with match-fixing, according to a review body set up to look into allegations of corruption in the sport
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Loyalist, "Firefighter": Meet The Man Who Will Be Xi Jinping's No 2
China's parliament elected Wang Qishan, a key ally of President Xi Jinping, into the role of vice president on Saturday, a move that breaks with tradition but will bolster the president's authority.
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Pakistan's 'Integrity Idol' Hunts For Honest Bureaucrats
Pakistan routinely ranks among the world's most corrupt countries, but reality TV show "Integrity Idol" aims to tackle the scourge by highlighting some of the nation's honest bureaucrats.
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From 'Cash Coolies' To 'Rent-An-Account', The Dodging Of Notes Ban
From deploying 'cash coolies' to buying Rolex watches, Indians have found unique ways to dodge the government's surprise move to withdraw high value bills in a bid to tackle widespread corruption and tax evasion.
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Scrapping Notes A Hasty Decision Taken With Polls In Mind, Alleges Akhilesh Yadav
Making Rs 500 and Rs 1000 invalid is not a permanent solution to tackle black money and corruption, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav said on Wednesday and felt that the upcoming Assembly polls in his state could be the reason for the "step taken in a haste".
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United Nations Says To Help Iraq Tackle Rampant Corruption
A United Nations agency said on today it would help Iraq to tackle endemic graft that is eroding its economy and institutions as Baghdad struggles to defeat ISIS terrorists.
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Government Joins Europe-Led Plan To Tackle Tax Evasion
The Indian government has signed up to a scheme to clamp down on tax evasion and corruption launched by Europe's biggest nations, Britain's government said on Wednesday.
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India Ranks 97th on Forbes' Best Countries for Business List
India has ranked a low 97th out of 144 nations, behind Kazakhstan and Ghana, on Forbes' annual list of the best countries for business in 2015, scoring poorly on metrics like trade and monetary freedom and tackling challenges like corruption and violence.
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List Of World's Most And Least Corrupt Countries Released, India Ranks...
A list of the world's most corrupt countries was released on Tuesday and showed that most of the nations have made little to no progress in tackling public sector corruption.
-
Sri Lanka Bailout Conditional On Tackling Corruption, Says IMF
Sri Lanka must not allow entrenched corruption to undermine a bailout for its bankrupt economy, the IMF said Tuesday after signing off on a $3 billion loan for the crisis-hit nation.
-
Punjab Will Soon Shine Like Kohinoor: Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Thursday said that with continued progress Punjab will shine like the 'Kohinoor' diamond, even as he accused the previous dispensations of failing to tackle corruption and poverty in the state.
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Don't Spare Corrupt, Don't Be Defensive: PM To Anti-Corruption Agencies
Showing unflinching support to anti-corruption agencies, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said they "need not be defensive" while tackling graft even when some people with "vested interests" keep hollering and maligning them.
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Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj Cancelled at Netflix
Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj is no more. Netflix has cancelled Minhaj’s weekly political talk show after less than two years. Patriot Act had made the news in India after Minhaj tackled general elections here, last year.
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"Corruption, Dynasty, Looting Reined In Like Never Before": PM In France
In ''New India'', corruption, nepotism, loot of public money and terrorism were being tackled like never before, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today, addressing the Indian community in France. He said the huge mandate that he had won for a second term was not just for a government but for a "new India" that focuses on the ease of doing business...
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Sri Lanka Seeks Indian Help To Tackle Match-Fixing
According to Arjuna Ranatunga, India's CBI could provide technical expertise in probing widespread allegations of corruption in cricket.
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'Tsunami' Of Match-Fixing In Lower-Level Tennis: Review Panel
Lower-level tennis has a "tsunami"-like problem with match-fixing, according to a review body set up to look into allegations of corruption in the sport
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Loyalist, "Firefighter": Meet The Man Who Will Be Xi Jinping's No 2
China's parliament elected Wang Qishan, a key ally of President Xi Jinping, into the role of vice president on Saturday, a move that breaks with tradition but will bolster the president's authority.
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Pakistan's 'Integrity Idol' Hunts For Honest Bureaucrats
Pakistan routinely ranks among the world's most corrupt countries, but reality TV show "Integrity Idol" aims to tackle the scourge by highlighting some of the nation's honest bureaucrats.
-
From 'Cash Coolies' To 'Rent-An-Account', The Dodging Of Notes Ban
From deploying 'cash coolies' to buying Rolex watches, Indians have found unique ways to dodge the government's surprise move to withdraw high value bills in a bid to tackle widespread corruption and tax evasion.
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Scrapping Notes A Hasty Decision Taken With Polls In Mind, Alleges Akhilesh Yadav
Making Rs 500 and Rs 1000 invalid is not a permanent solution to tackle black money and corruption, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav said on Wednesday and felt that the upcoming Assembly polls in his state could be the reason for the "step taken in a haste".
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United Nations Says To Help Iraq Tackle Rampant Corruption
A United Nations agency said on today it would help Iraq to tackle endemic graft that is eroding its economy and institutions as Baghdad struggles to defeat ISIS terrorists.
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Government Joins Europe-Led Plan To Tackle Tax Evasion
The Indian government has signed up to a scheme to clamp down on tax evasion and corruption launched by Europe's biggest nations, Britain's government said on Wednesday.
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India Ranks 97th on Forbes' Best Countries for Business List
India has ranked a low 97th out of 144 nations, behind Kazakhstan and Ghana, on Forbes' annual list of the best countries for business in 2015, scoring poorly on metrics like trade and monetary freedom and tackling challenges like corruption and violence.
