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Coalgate: CBI admits to sharing report with law ministry, PMO
26 Apr 2013
The CBI, which was directed to probe the allegations, was initially unwilling to share information in the case but was made to share the status report with the apex court in a sealed envelope
Demand for PM's resignation stalls Parliament
23 Apr 2013
The Parliament Standing Committee report on coal block allocations was tabled in the Lok Sabha amidst the uproar, with BJP MPs continuing to shout 'PM must quit'
Ruckus in Parliament as PM’s appeal falls on deaf ears
22 Apr 2013
The second half of the Budget session of Parliament began on a stormy note today as members from various parties forced the adjournment of both houses on various issues
Protests mount in Kolkata over student leader’s death
04 Apr 2013
Autopsy report showed strong evidence that the Left-wing student leader was beaten up fatally even as chief minister Mamata Banerjee sticked to the official version that he banged his head against a lamp-post
CAG blasts Modi’s Gujarat for fiscal mismanagement, favouritism
03 Apr 2013
In its report for the fiscai year ended 31 March, tabled in the Gujarat Legislative Assembly today, the CAG said corruption and irregularities have caused huge losses to the state.
Five Maharashtra MLAs suspended for thrashing police inspector
20 Mar 2013
Five Maharashtra legislators who thrashed a police officer inside the state legislative assembly on Tuesday were today suspended by the Speaker till 31 December.
BJP won’t push for no-confidence motion
20 Mar 2013
Govt seeks Parliament nod for Rs49,715-crore extra spending in FY’13
08 Mar 2013
The Rs49,715.54 crore supplementary demands presented today along with the Rs32,120 crore supplementary grants sought in December last year takes additional government spending in the current fiscal to Rs81,835.54 crore
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