Coal-gate investigator caught red-handed taking bribe

It's a sordid saga that there are many masters and one parrot While making CBI answerable to the Government, no part of investigation can be touched Right now we concerned with two ministries. They were only called to supply information. What ...

New Delhi: Even as the CBI investigation into allegations of corruption in the allotment of coal blocks gathers momentum, the Coal Ministry has sent show cause notices to 32 companies for not showing progress on captive coal blocks allotted to ...

Amid a controversy over the probe into coal block allocation, Central Bureau of Investigation Director Ranjit Sinha on Friday discussed various matters related to the functioning of the central investigating agency with Minister of State for Personnel V Narayanasamy. The meeting held at the minister's North block office assumes significance as it came close on the heels after the Supreme Court rapped the CBI for sharing its draft coal block allocation probe report with Law Minister Ashwani ...

New Delhi: Following Law Minister Ashwani Kumar's resignation on Friday, the focus in the coal scam could now shift to government officials from the (PMO) and the Coal Ministry, who have been slammed by the Supreme Court for tinkering with the ...

New Delhi: Sharad Yadav, president of the JD(U) is addressing the media over various issues. He spoke about the disruptions in Parliament and the two Congress ministers caught in a bind over allegations of corruption and interfering with the CBI.

Former senior police officers on Wednesday by and large welcomed the Supreme Court's strictures against the government and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)in the coal block allocation

Hours after the Supreme Court rebuked the Central Bureau of Investigation for sacrificing its independence by submitting to its "political masters," the agency's chief said he has nothing to be embarr... Related Stories China offers to step back a bit, India ...

Intensifying its attack on the government over the coal block allocation scam, Bharatiya Janata Party demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and sacking of Law Minister Ashwani Kumar. The BJP Parliamentary Party which met in New Delhi under the chairmanship of L K Advani passed a resolution in this regard and charged the government with suppressing the truth from coming out in the coal scam. However, Congress President Sonia Gandhi hit back the Opposition and ruled out any ...

New Delhi: The or CBI today told the Supreme Court that on March 5 this year, Law Minister Ashwani Kumar and officials in the Coal Ministry and the , made three significant changes to a draft of a report on the agency's investigation into coal block ...