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4,800 illegal immigrants sent to Bangladesh from Bengal's border districts, says Suvendu AdhikariWest Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari stated that 4,800 illegal immigrants have been sent to Bangladesh. He also detailed efforts to ...- Railway cancels pending Group C selections amid irregularitiesThe Railway Ministry cancelled all pending departments selections on Group C posts, which were not finalised and approved before March 4, d...
- Rahul Gandhi slams Central Govt over increasing unemploymentRahul shared a media report that states, "Unemployment reached a record level: 3.03 crore youth in the country do not have work. The unempl...
- Opposition parties support today's Bihar Bandh call by youth groupsAISA general secretary Sandeep Saurav told ET the committee formed by the railway ministry was a 'conspiracy' to postpone the 'scam' till e...
- Rail recruitment protest: Call for Bihar-bandh tomorrowSeveral students' organisations, including the All India Students Association (AISA), called for the state-wide bandh on Friday to protest ...
- Railway Claims Tribunal member's fraud case referred to CJI: GovtAn internal probe of the tribunal's principal bench looked into the case related to alleged irregularities in the disbursement of around Rs...
- Ex-CAG Vinod Rai to advise Railways on transparencyA senior railway official said the one-man committee of Rai has been set up to advice the Ministry in making Railways more efficient and tr...
- 38,000 Railway officials punished for involvement in corruptionDV Sadananda Gowda said Rs 682 crore has been recovered by the Railways from various persons who had taken graft of Rs 882 crore.
- About 5,300 railway officials faced departmental action for graftA highest of 3,761 such preventive checks were carried out in Northern Railways during which 1,391 officials were booked for departmental a...
- 'Promotion scam' in railwaysA number of officials were being given SAG grade in RBSS, despite they being recruited in group 'B' service, without following necessary re...
- Role of an editor in railway appointments under CBI scannerCBI is probing allegations of corruption in the transfers and postings of senior officers in the ministry and involvement of middlemen in f...
- Scrutinising all major appointments in the railway ministry: CBI DirectorCBI Director Ranjit Sinha said that his agency was scrutinising files related to all major appointments carried out in the railway ministry.
- Railways the most corrupt govt department: CVC dataThe watchdog’s annual report for 2011 says it received 8,805 complaints against as many railway officials, compared with 8,330 in the previ...
- Act against Railway staff for conniving with agents: Parliamentary panelA Parliamentary committee has asked Railway Ministry to take urgent steps to prevent bungling in ticket bookings and also act against railw...
- CVC mulls enquiry to check flaws in Railways' Tatkal schemeAmid widespread complaints of irregularities in the Tatkal scheme, the Central Vigilance Commission is considering launch of an enquiry to ...
- Railways tops in corruption complaints: CVCThe Central Vigilance Commission has received maximum complaints against Railways Ministry officials for alleged irregularities in discharg...
- Departmental action against over 2,600 Railway employeesOver 2,600 Railway officials faced departmental action in initial months this year for alleged irregularities in discharging their work.
- Over 130 govt officials under CVC scanner for graftNearly 130 officials from different government departments have come under the lens of Central Vigilance Commission for alleged corruption.
- Railways invites private companies to connect mines with plantsCalled R2CI, the new policy will incentivise developers by offering to return their investment over a period of 10-25 years.
- Was not Dedicated Freight Corridor formed during Lalu's tenure?S K Modi on Tuesday asked Lalu Yadav to explain whether the Dedicated Freight Corridor of India Limited was not formed during his tenure in...
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