CG Power: Driving Growth with Innovation and Expansion into Emerging Markets

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ED: Sanction in CBI case covers PMLA offences

New Delhi: The Enforcement Directorate on Saturday...

Unsung heroes behind Mahayuti’s ‘Maha’ success

Mahayuti’s victory highlights the significance of grassroots...

Abhinandan Mishra

CBI sat on Agusta case for three years

The Central Bureau of Investigation was sitting on the Agusta Westland case since March 2013, when it lodged an FIR, and woke up only...

Bihar doctors illegally removed 700-plus women’s wombs

The Bihar government has requested the Central government to cancel the registration of at least 30 doctors and 50 private hospitals in the state...

Congress leader’s role will be probed in Agusta deal

The role of a senior Congress leader, who dons multiple hats, is likely to be investigated in the multi crore AgustaWestland helicopter scam. Sources familiar...

‘Satish Verma, Salim Ali conspired against IB in Ishrat case’

Former Intelligence Bureau Special Director Rajendra Kumar wrote a letter—accessed by The Sunday Guardian—to the Ministry of Home Affairs on 22 May 2014, stating...

Family hopes to prove Purohit’s ‘innocence’

With Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar directing the Army to provide Lieutenant Colonel Prasad Shrikant Purohit, in prison for the past eight years for his...

Pak cyber group steals 16GB of Indian military data

A Pakistan based cyber group has targeted Indian military personnel and has stolen 16 gigabytes worth of data that includes scanned pictures of passports,...

Whistleblower scientist gets transferred to remote location

Senior officials of the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) are taking every possible step to harass a senior scientist who complained to Prime Minister...

‘Cong poll prospects dismal in UP, Punjab’

The Congress is not expected to do well in poll-bound Uttar Pradesh and Punjab, said an initial assessment by election strategist Prashant Kishor’s Indian...

Pak army, ISI foment trouble in Kashmir

Elements in the Pakistan government, including the Pakistan army and the spy agency ISI, have renewed their efforts to spread disturbance and unrest in...

Three RAW officers defect to the West

Three officers belonging to the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), India’s external spy agency, have “willingly disappeared” and are now likely to be in...

NDA will market its two years of ‘good work’

With the Narendra Modi government set to complete its second year in office on 25 May, the government has started preparing its report card...

Ishrat Jahan encounter was our duty: Vanzara

Retired Gujarat cadre IPS officer, D.G. Vanzara, who was recently released from prison after eight years, had carried out a series of encounters in...

No action to be taken against whistleblowers: Parrikar

Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar has issued a stern order prohibiting disciplinary action by any department in the ministry against officials who write to him...

All accused set free in 29-year-old case in Bihar

All 29 people accused of burning to death a Deputy Superintendent of Police in Bihar have been set free by a trial court in...

Inhuman treatment of interviewees by CRPF in Bihar

Close on the heels of candidates being stripped to their underwear in Bihar during last month’s written exams for clerical positions in the Indian...

Ministry of Law opens key post to public

The Ministry of Law & Justice has for the first time invited applications for filling the post of Secretary in the ministry from the...

Divided cong stumbles in Chhattisgarh

A divided Congress party in Chhattisgarh is unable to emerge as a strong opposition, even though issues like the arrest of journalists and civil...

CBI not getting accommodation to probe Vyapam

The Madhya Pradesh government is sitting on the CBI’s request to provide government accommodation to its sleuths probing the Vyapam scam for the past...

Jihadi online forums intensify plot to exploit ‘turmoil’ in India

Jihadi recruiters are keeping a close eye on the developments in India and are smartly using some incidents to recruit and instigate terrorists to...

Bihar board pass percentage expected to fall

The Bihar School Examination Board is expecting a drastic fall in the pass percentage of the 10th board and 12th board students who appeared...

Spectre of failure haunts Nitish’s liquor ban

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s scheme to ban the manufacture and trade of country made and foreign liquor in the rural areas of the...

2012 cyber attacks on MEA, military personnel still continuing

A cyber attack suspected to have originated in Pakistan in 2012, and which was detected only in February this year by a US cyber...

Manoj Sinha may lead U.P. BJP

Manoj Sinha, Union Minister of State for Railways and three-time MP from Ghazipur, UP, is likely to be appointed as BJP’s state chief in...

Bank seniors ignored red flags on Kingfisher

Directors and chairmen of nationalised banks ignored the red flags raised by their internal assessment teams on giving loans to Vijay Mallya’s Kingfisher Airlines,...

Home Ministry will probe NIA role in Ishrat cover-up

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) wants to take a look at the role played by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in the Ishrat...

Bihar Congress wants a change in state leadership

The All India Congress Committee (AICC) is all set to change the leadership of the Bihar unit of Congress with the term of the...

Top Cong leaders wanted Ishrat’s LeT link erased

The second affidavit filed by the Home Ministry in the Ishrat Jahan case, in which it dropped the reference of the slain woman being...

JNU bent rules to give hostel rooms to Umar Khalid, D. Raja’s daughter

The allocation of hostel rooms to Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students Umar Khalid and Aparajita Raja, who according to their fellow students participated in...

Phones go silent in Sikkim as errant BSNL loses power

The telecommunication network in Sikkim has collapsed after the Sikkim government disconnected electricity connection to 27 out of the 43 BSNL exchanges in the...

Haryana had prior information on Jat violence

The Haryana government had prior intelligence input that the Jat protesters were planning to carry out mass scale destruction before the protests eventually turned...

Delhi police’s flawed intelligence exposed in JNU row

Questions are being raised about the Delhi police’s failure in tracking down five Jawaharlal Nehru University students who went underground after allegedly taking part...

Manmohan ministers tried to implicate Modi in Ishrat case

A major conspiracy involving Union ministers in the Manmohan Singh government was hatched in 2009 to link the then Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi...

I am a victim of UPA’s political encounter: Ex IB officer

The Ishrat Jahan case is one of the best and perhaps the last such “undercover operations” that the Intelligence Bureau (IB) has carried out,...

Anti-India sentiments on the rise in JNU since 2015

For the first time in their existence, Left-leaning students’ groups active in the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus nominated several Kashmiri students as candidates...

UPA duo was behind CBI effort to tar IB in Ishrat encounter

A Union minister from a southern state in the UPA and a “political advisor” from a state in western India have been identified by...

Restrictions on babus’ foreign travel

Bureaucrats enjoying unrestricted freedom to travel abroad to attend programmes and seminars sponsored by private companies, will become a thing of the past, with...

Babus harass scientist for writing to PMO

A 54-year-old senior nuclear scientist working in the Nuclear Fuel Complex (NFC), Hyderabad, is being harassed by the babus of the Department of Atomic...

I have always stood up for peace: Hafiz Saeed

Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, the Pakistan based chief of Jamaat-ud-Dawah (JuD), spoke to The Sunday Guardian a day after Pakistan origin American born terrorist and...

Give Kashmir right to self-determination, pull out troops and we will talk to India: Hafiz Saeed

Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, the Pakistan based chief of Jamaat-ud-Dawah (JuD), in an email interview to Abhinandan Mishra of The Sunday Guardian said that he...

Muslim girls master Sanskrit in Bihar school

A Sanskrit high school running in the interiors of Bihar, has more than 85 Muslim girl students out of the 125 girls studying there....

Health ministry yet to include rubella vaccine in immunisation programme

The Ministry of Health And Family Welfare is yet to include the vaccine for German measles or rubella, which is responsible for a large...

CBI ‘going slow’ on Vyapam probe

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), which was asked to investigate the Vyapam scam more than six months ago in July last year, is...

Unhappy ministers wanted bureaucrats reshuffled

The top level bureaucratic reshuffle carried out by the Centre on Friday was a result of a long standing demand from some ministers in...

Pak ISI helping ISIS find base in India

Pakistani spy agency, Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) is working towards strengthening the presence of the terrorist organisation Islamic State of Iraq and the Syria...

Mobile signals from Pak reaching Dharamsala

Radio and mobile network signals emanating from Pakistan are reaching the areas adjoining Dharamsala in Himachal Pradesh, where several important establishments of the Indian...

NIA yet to give clean chit to Gurdaspur SP

The National Investigation Agency is yet to give a clean chit to Gurdaspur Superintendent of Police Salwinder Singh in the Pathankot attack case, contrary...

PM does not want motorcade to inconvenience public

Following the “displeasure” shown by Prime Minister Narendra Modi over inconvenience caused to people during the movement of the PM’s motorcade in Delhi, the...

Chhattisgarh officer robbed in Bihar, will do Gandhigiri

A Chhattisgarh cadre IAS officer has been forced to resort to “Gandhigiri” after he was robbed of his wife’s jewellery while he was alighting...

Advisory warns Indians working in Afghanistan

Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) has asked terrorist groups to target Indians working in Afghanistan, especially Indian officials working with international agencies, an advisory issued...

Lalu Yadav is now Bihar’s Super Chief Minister

Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) president Lalu Prasad Yadav, who has been convicted in the fodder scam, is slowly but surely donning the role of...

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