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Tags : India Education News, CMJ University, Meghalaya, CID CID sleuths raid Meghalaya's private varsity Write to the editor Shillong, May 3: Sleuths of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) raided the offices of Meghalaya's private CMJ ...

Sleuths of Economic Offences Wing (EOW), Coimbatore unit, have decided to lodge complaints with the Reserve Bank of India against four private banks which allegedly helped Fine Future firm, an online multilevel marketing portal, cheat 1.72 lakh ...

Ahmedabad, May 10: Ahmedabad Police crime branch sleuths have arrested Ramesh Birbal Yadav, the alleged mastermind of a gang of thieves which used to steal crude oil from Indian Oil pipelines by drilling holes in them.Yadav, police said, used to run a gang of ...

(Times of India Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) HYDERABAD: Crime Investigation Department (CID) sleuths have arrested an M Tech student for flooding husband and friends of his friend with abusive messages by creating a fake Facebook ID in her name. On ...

A quality control manager of Food Corporation of India (FCI) has been arrested by CBI sleuths from neighbouring Bhandara district for allegedly demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 4,000 from a trader. Accused Sanjeev Shamrao Desale demanded the sum ...

Mumbai: Balaji Telefilms, one of India's biggest film and television production house, was raided by the Income Tax department on Tuesday morning.Besides the offices of Balaji, the residences of its promoters Ekta Kapoor, her father Jitendra, ...

d scam: Sleuths investigating Saradha group CMD Sudipta Sen, who purportedly has investments in India under 210 bank accounts in his name, are now probing whether Sen has overseas investments. A police source said, We got a tip-off that Sen and his ...

Press Trust of India NEW DELHI, 28 APRIL: Sleuths of National Investigation Agency (NIA) are facing an unusual problem of mobility as they are forced to depend on taxis since the investigating agency has been unable to purchase vehicles due to an ...

Indian tax officials have opened up a new front in their battle to increase revenue collected from companies, targeting manufacturing firms that slash prices below cost in order to sell slow-moving inventory. Car makers in particular, mostly multinationals, are in the spotlight, several tax officials and industry executives said. Authorities are investigating whether the local units of General Motors Co., Suzuki Motor Corp, Honda Motor Co, Ford Motor Co and Daimler's Mercedes-Benz sold cars ...