A Delhi court fixed November 18 for hearing the Petroleum Ministry documents leak case in which 13 persons including five executives of cor...

Scores of other workers, after suspension of Maggi production, have had no other option but to take up jobs as labourers.

Four accused, arrested for their alleged involvement in the Petroleum Ministry documents leak case, have been granted by a Delhi court.

Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (CMM) Sanjay Khanagwal extended the custody of the accused who were produced before the court.

A Delhi court fixed May 5 for hearing arguments on bail pleas of six accused, including four corporate executives and a journalist.

The defence counsel also said that charge sheet has already been filed and no mobile phone or laptop of his client was seized by the police...

Among the accused are five corporate executives: Shailesh Saxena from RIL, Vinay Kumar from Essar, K K Naik from Cairns India, Subhash Chan...

Delhi Police today filed charge sheet against 13 persons arrested in connection with the Petroleum Ministry document leak case.

The lawyers abstained from work protesting the killing of an advocate in Allahabad district court premises allegedly by a policeman last we...

The investigating officer (IO) told the court that they are analysing the documents seized during the investigation.

The three accused --Lokesh Sharma, Jitender Nagpal and Vipan Kumar-- were produced before the court as their police custody expired today.

Delhi Police also sought a clarification from MoD officials about forged passes being used to gain access to the ministry.

A casual worker in the Defence Ministry has been arrested for allegedly providing forged identity card to a key accused in Petroleum Minist...

The crime branch officials said that Kumar had stolen the I-card and then forged it to pass it on to Prasad who used it to secure entry in ...

The four accused--Lalta Prasad, Rakesh Kumar, Prayas Jain and Shantanu Saikia -- were produced before Metropolitan Magistrate Dheeraj Mitta...

A junior-level officer and some more corporate executives are under scanner in this connection and arrests are expected by Monday.

The offices of a number of companies were raided by the police and these raids were still on late evening, as per sources.