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The U.S. Department of Justice has rejected media speculation surrounding the Adani case, stating that anonymous reports 'have no credence.' The department said its decisions are based on legal review and official proceedings, not unverified media claims. Read more
The U.S. Department of Justice has rejected media speculation surrounding the Adani case, stating that anonymous reports 'have no credence.' The department said its decisions are based on legal review and official proceedings, not unverified media claims.
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Gold Rate Today, 6th June 2026 Read more
Gold Rate Today, 6th June 2026
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DMK Moves Supreme Court..see more Read more
DMK Moves Supreme Court..see more
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National Fruits From Around the World You Should Know Read more
National Fruits From Around the World You Should Know
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The U.S. Department of Justice has asked a federal judge to permanently dismiss the criminal case against Gautam Adani and others, arguing that the securities charges should never have been brought. The DoJ said the case was legally weak, largely centered outside the United States, and did not align with current enforcement priorities. A judge must still formally approve the dismissal. Read more
The U.S. Department of Justice has asked a federal judge to permanently dismiss the criminal case against Gautam Adani and others, arguing that the securities charges should never have been brought. The DoJ said the case was legally weak, largely centered outside the United States, and did not align with current enforcement priorities. A judge must still formally approve the dismissal.
   
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Abhijeet Dipke questioned the government over the alleged photographing of women volunteers during a CJP protest, claiming officials were seen taking their pictures and left the spot after being confronted. The allegation has prompted demands for clarification and raised concerns over the handling of protesters. Read more
Abhijeet Dipke questioned the government over the alleged photographing of women volunteers during a CJP protest, claiming officials were seen taking their pictures and left the spot after being confronted. The allegation has prompted demands for clarification and raised concerns over the handling of protesters.
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The U.S. Department of Justice said investors in Adani-related securities did not suffer financial losses, citing the absence of measurable harm as one of the reasons for seeking dismissal of the criminal case. The department argued that the lack of investor losses weakened the basis for continuing the prosecution. Read more
The U.S. Department of Justice said investors in Adani-related securities did not suffer financial losses, citing the absence of measurable harm as one of the reasons for seeking dismissal of the criminal case. The department argued that the lack of investor losses weakened the basis for continuing the prosecution.
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Prashant Kishor Urges Bihar Voters to Rise Above Caste and Religion Read more
Prashant Kishor Urges Bihar Voters to Rise Above Caste and Religion
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An investigation has alleged that Indian-origin businessman Gaurav Srivastava falsely presented himself as a CIA operative to build influence and pursue defence contracts in Indonesia. According to the report, his companies secured preliminary agreements linked to major defence projects, though none were ultimately executed. Srivastava has previously faced civil lawsuits over similar allegations. Read more
An investigation has alleged that Indian-origin businessman Gaurav Srivastava falsely presented himself as a CIA operative to build influence and pursue defence contracts in Indonesia. According to the report, his companies secured preliminary agreements linked to major defence projects, though none were ultimately executed. Srivastava has previously faced civil lawsuits over similar allegations.
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Do you believe changing the government every five years keeps democracy stronger? Read more
Do you believe changing the government every five years keeps democracy stronger?
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