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CAG Vinod Rai joins anti-graft outcry, says people must act
09 Apr 2011
Comptroller & Auditor General of India Vinod Rai says we can no longer afford to deceive ourselves that it is the duty of the government of the day to fight corruption
Former top cop Kiran Bedi's name forwarded by groups for CVC post
08 Apr 2011
The names of many prominent citizens – including Kiran Bedi, a former top cop and the country's first top woman police officer – have been sent to the government by different groups
Jan Lokpal: Hazare rejects government's informal offer
07 Apr 2011
The government is reported to have offered, although informally, to form a joint committee with Pranab Mukherjee as its head, which Hazare and his supporters do not want.
Information commissioners declare assets online
07 Apr 2011
India Inc credit quality peaking: Crisil
07 Apr 2011
Ethics panel quizzes Ramesh on corporate lobbying by MPs
01 Apr 2011
This is the first time that a minister has complained to the speaker on MPs approaching the government on behalf of corporate entities
India Inc to create 1.6 million jobs in 2011: survey
01 Apr 2011
A study on Indian employment trends and opportunities, made public Thursday, claims about 1.6 million jobs will be created in 2011 in the organised sector.
India allows FDI against imported capital goods
31 Mar 2011
FDI will now be permitted in the development and production of seeds and planting material, without the stipulation of trials under 'controlled conditions'
Rural masses should gain from web: Kalam
31 Mar 2011
The future of the web is going to shift from connecting the corporate to connecting the individual in rural societies, Kalam said while delivering the keynote address at the 20th International World Wide Web conference
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