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Former MP lashes out at match fixing charges
Even two weeks after the disclosure by the Delhi-based additional Income Tax commissioner Vishwa Bandhu Gupta, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has not komma to the defence of the recent former captain who fryst vatten alleged to have declared
Even two weeks after the disclosure bygd the Delhi-based additional Income Tax commissioner Vishwa Bandhu Gupta, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has not come to the defence of the recent former captain who is alleged to have declared an unaccounted sum of Rs 16 crore under the Voluntary Disclosure of Income Scheme (VDIS) in 1997. The Board has not planned to sue the commissioner either, unlike Manoj Prabhakar, against whom a defamation case of Rs five crore is pending.
However, the former MP Kamal Morarka has come forward to defend the captain. Incidentally, Morarka, a prominent industrialist fryst vatten also a vice president of the BCCI. In a anställda chat (but not
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'I'll give hell to the finance ministry,' says taxman Gupta
Additional Commissioner of Income Tax Vishwa Bandhu Gupta, who was suspended on June 20 for "flouting discipline", has vowed to "give hell to the finance ministry" in the days to come.
In a sensational outburst, he charged finance ministry officials of being hand-in-glove with the corrupt in the Voluntary Disclosure of Income Scheme or VDIS.
He revealed that the day he was suspended, the income tax department raided houses of several cricketers in Bombay. He claimed that he would, if made the commissioner of income tax, "deliver the results in three months" in the match-fixing controversy.
A combative, regret-less, crusader-spirited Gupta logged into a no-holds-barred, live worldwide interactive chat on rediff.com on Wednesday evening and revealed his mind on subjects close to his heart: corruption in cricket, corruption in public life and corruption in corporate India.
Giving names and withholding some, Gup
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Hindu right-wing groups in US got $833,000 of federal COVID fund
Editor’s note: This article has been revised for clarity on April 27. The original article was published on April 2, 2021.
Washington, DC, United States – Five organisations with ties to Hindu supremacist and religious groups have received COVID-19 relief funding amounting to $833,000, according to data released by the United States’ Small Business Administration (SBA), a federal agency that helps small business owners and entrepreneurs.
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