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Coal scam probe: CBI books ex-chief Ranjit Sinha

The Central Bureau of Investigation has registered a first information report against its former director Ranjit Sinha for allegedly trying to influence the coal scam probe as the agency’s......

SC forms SIT to probe charges against ex-CBI chief in coal scam

In fresh trouble for former Central Bureau of Investigation director Ranjit Sinha, the Supreme Court on Monday constituted a Special Investigation Team to probe the allegations of “abuse of......

Ex-CBI chief attempted to influence coal scam probe, says SC panel

Former Central Bureau of Investigation Director Ranjit Sinha has been indicted by a Supreme Court-appointed panel which has held that prima facie there was an attempt to influence investigation......

Ex CBI chief's home meetings inappropriate, says SC, orders probe

Terming as “inappropriate” the alleged meetings of former Director of Central Bureau of Investigation Ranjit Kumar Sinha with the accused in coalgate and 2G cases, the Supreme Court on......

SC allows new CBI director to take charge of 2G probe

The Supreme Court on Monday allowed new Central Bureau of Investigation Director Anil Kumar Sinha to take charge of the investigation and prosecution in the 2G scam cases, over three weeks after it......

CBI Director seeks details of corporates routing money abroad

Central Bureau of Investigation Director Ranjit Sinha has written to Finance Ministry seeking details of all the cases from the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence in which corporates have......

CBI officers face probe for letting off Bhushan Steel MD

The officers did not arrest Neeraj Singhal despite CBI Director Ranjit Sinha's orders. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has ordered an internal inquiry against its own officers probing the......

Two pence for Cabinet notes but information worth a million

Companies use journalists as conduits and journalists use companies as conduits to get information out of the govt. 'Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves' is what the indomitable Mani Shankar Aiyar said......

Fight against corruption: How ordinary people made a difference

The roots of the cancellation of 2G telecom spectrum licences and coal blocks lie in two non-profit organisations - Common Cause and CPIL. In the late 1970s, phrases such as consumer protection......

Centre cancels selection of 6 govt bank chiefs by UPA

The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government on Monday scrapped the selection of six chiefs of public sector banks, recommended under the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) regime, following a......

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Supreme Court pulls up CBI for transferring coal scam head Investigator

The Supreme Court on Monday expressed its displeasure when the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) transferred one of its investigating officers... ...

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Ranjit Sinha As Director Of Central Bureau Of

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Coal scam probe: CBI books ex-chief Ranjit Sinha

SC forms SIT to probe charges against ex-CBI chief in coal scam

Ex-CBI chief attempted to influence coal scam probe, says SC panel

Ex CBI chief's home meetings inappropriate, says SC, orders probe

SC allows new CBI director to take charge of 2G probe

CBI Director seeks details of corporates routing money abroad

CBI officers face probe for letting off Bhushan Steel MD

Two pence for Cabinet notes but information worth a million

Fight against corruption: How ordinary people made a difference

Centre cancels selection of 6 govt bank chiefs by UPA

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