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3 WWW.ECONOMICTIMES.COM Pure Politics TWEET-O-METER The Best Political Tweets Only in ET Ahmed Patel @ahmedpatel While our farmers are struggling through the on- going agri distress,govt’s decision to hike MSP of imp crops by just Rs 50 is akin to mocking Lalu Prasad Yadav @laluprasadrjd Advani Ji proved that our concerns regarding anti- democratic elements & ac- tivities being sponsored & promoted by union govt are correct. digvijaya singh @digvijaya_28 He has already taken care of Sushma ji and Vasund- hara ji. This is the Gujarat Modi Development Model ! My way or the Highway ! Arvind Kejriwal @ArvindKejriwal Advani ji is correct in say- ing that emergency can’t be ruled out. Is Delhi their first experiment? Shahnawaz Hussain @ShahnawazBJP Its high time tht Jungle Raj is removed from Bihar & the hardworking Biharis get a govt tht brings good governance to the state. #BJP4Bihar Prashant Bhushan @pbhushan1 Apart from being a crass and crude abuse of funds the Kejriwal ad on TV is sexist and projects women as servants of their hus- bands. Shocking Abhishek Singhvi @DrAMSinghvi One Modi brought happi- ness to bjp; anr bringing grief. Wl first one Hv same long term impact as second one? ZAHID Our Political Bureau New Delhi: The Central Bu- reau of Investigation (CBI) has registered a preliminary enquiry (PE) against Hima- chal Pradesh Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh and his fam- ily members for allegedly amassing wealth dispropor- tionately to his known sourc- es of income. The preliminary enquiry will probe Singh’s unex- plained income of . `6.1 crore when he was serving as minis- ter of steel in the UPA govern- ment between 2009 and 2011. Officials said the PE is against Singh, his wife Pratib- ha, son Vikramaditya, daugh- ter Aparajita and an LIC agent, Anand Chauhan. They said it is alleged that Singh, while serving as minis- ter, has invested . `6.1 crore in life insurance policies in his and his family members' names through Chauhan. A PE is the first step to exam- ine veracity of a complaint or source information received by the agency, and if prima fa- cie allegations are found true, further probe is carried out by converting it into an FIR, also known as regular case. During verification, the agen- cy also found that the income shown by Singh as agriculture income was inflated and the ap- ple orchard in the name of ‘Srikhand orchard’ cannot produce such income. It is also alleged that in the revised In- come Tax return from 2009-11, Singh inflated his income to prove that he had earned the money from his orchard. The money is alleged to have been later used to buy insur- ance policies through Chau- han, who allegedly earned a 2% commission. The PE, the officials said, is the offshoot of their probe in- to a diary found during the raid conducted at New Delhi in 2010 on Ispat Industries. CBI Registers PE Against Himachal CM Aman.Sharma@timesgroup.com New Delhi: Non-governmental or- ganisations will soon have to start furnishing details of foreign funds received and utilised by them for ‘civil rights advocacy’, a new cate- gory created by the home ministry to ascertain whether NGOs are us- ing funds specifically for issues such as human rights, democratic rights, natural resources and reli- gious discrimination. In addition to this, every NGO in the country will have to put out de- tails on its website within a week of getting foreign contribution of any value while banks will have to re- port all such receipts to the govern- ment within 48 hours of the trans- fer from abroad. These requirements are part of the proposals under an exercise ini- tiated by the Prime Minister’s Of- fice to tighten monitoring of NGOs. A fortnight after ET first reported on June 4 the planned move on PMO’s instructions to amend the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Rules (FCRR), 2011, the home min- istry has put in public domain the proposed changes to these rules fol- lowing the Intelligence Bureau’s inputs to it to “improve oversight and increase transparency” in the working of the NGO sector in India. As per existing norms, NGOs are required to inform the government through their annual returns un- der 55 heads of ‘purposes’ for which foreign aid has been received and utilised by them. There was a 56th ‘purpose’, ‘of activities other’ than the 55 purposes. The home ministry has created a new category of such ‘purposes’, Civil Rights Advocacy, increasing the total number of pur- poses to 84. Under the new category, NGOs will have to specify whether they received any funds and utilised them for purposes such as “hu- criminal justice system, commu- nication strategy etc”. The ministry has created yet an- other category, ‘Research’, under which NGOs will have to specify spending of foreign funds on re- search, seminars, conferences, publications and lectures. “The ef- fort is to ascertain specifically for what a NGO is getting foreign funds and what is it being spent on rather than leaving it uncertain,” a senior home ministry official said. The government has a provision to act against an NGO if any false information or concealment of material facts comes to light. The ministry had earlier suspended Greenpeace India’s foreign fund- ing saying the NGO derailed the Mahan coal project and would in- dulge next in “protest-creation” to target eight other plants, poten- tially impacting 40,000 mw of pow- er generation. That also reflects in another pro- posed change in FCCR rules in the form which has to be filled up on- line for registration or renewal of li- cence for NGOs. The government has introduced a new declaration that NGOs must make that the for- eign aid received by them will not be used for any activities “detri- mental to national interest, likely to affect public interest, or likely to prejudicially affect the security, scientific, strategic or economic in- terest of the state”, leaving it to the discretion of the state to determine a violation. NGOs will have to also submit de- tails of any social media account on Facebook or Twitter that it is oper- ating, an apparent effort to keep tabs on social media campaigns. Tighter Norms for NGOs to Track Foreign Funds FOR CLOSE MONI TORING OF NGOS MHA creates a new category, ‘civil rights advocacy’, to ascertain whether NGOs are using foreign funds for specific purposes or not on the same day. Mitra was discharged on December 27 and again returned to hospital on February 11 following com- plaints of ‘uneasiness’ and ‘loss of ap- petite’, and ever since, has been in the hospital. His medical reports claimed that he suffers from ‘hypertension’ and hence, needs to be under ‘observation’. Mitra has been occupying the VIP room of Woodburn ward, which is an Madhuparna.Das@timesgroup.com Kolkata: West Bengal cabinet takes up for discussion the new Chit Fund Bill on Friday, when West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s go-to man and West Bengal transport minister Madan Mitra would complete six months in judicial custody for his invol- vement in the alleged Saradha scam. Of the six months, Mitra has spent just one month in jail, and for the rest, he has been wrapped in luxury, being treated like a VIP. The state transport and spots minister — a portfolio he still holds — has spent most of his time in the comfort of the Woodburn ward of the state-run SSKM Hospital. According to the logs of the state cor- rectional services, the minister was re- manded to judicial custody on Decem- ber 19, 2014. He complained of chest pain and was admitted to the hospital AC room with all kind of facilities. He gets home cooked food and the freedom to use communication devices; his room — described as the party office of Madan Mitra — is mostly filled with party men. Insiders even claim that he controlled the civic polls in his constit- uency from the hospital. And even though, there are two guards posted outside his room, they do not have any control over visitors and his party men. The CBI, that’s probing the Saradha scam, had sought a report from Alipore central correctional home on the min- ister’s stay in jail, which will be submit- ted to the Alipore court, said people fa- miliar with the matter. The Opposition raised the issue in the state assembly, asking minister of state for correctional services HA Safwi to come clean on Mitra’s stay in jail. Safwi, however, said it is not possible to ‘drag’ the minister to jail if he isn’t ‘dis- charged’ from the hospital. Mitra Enjoying Jail as VIP in AC Hospital DipanjanRoy.Chaudhury @timesgroup.com New Delhi: In a significant develop- ment that could have positive bearing on proposed Indo-Japan civil nuclear deal, Tokyo is likely to change its policy to al- low reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel from Japanese-made reactors. In what could be a major shift in Ja- pan’s nuclear non-proliferation strate- gy, Tokyo for the first time has ap- proved reprocessing of nuclear fuel by a country using Japanese-made reac- tors, official sources said from Tokyo. Since the 2011 Fukushima tragedy, Ja- pan had concluded civil pacts with six countries including Jordan, Russia, Tur- key and Vietnam, but has not approved reprocessing of spent fuel generated by Japanese-made nuclear reactors. Indo-Japan civil nuclear deal has re- mained elusive despite several rounds of negotiations since 2010 and Naren- dra Modi’s maiden trip to Japan as PM last year and his personal chemistry with his counterpart Shinzo Abe. Bilateral negotiations, re-launched post Fukushima last September, got mo- mentum after Modi became the PM with Japan as one of his foreign policy priori- ties. Japan has been consistent on its po- In a First, Japan May Allow India to Reprocess Spent Nuclear Fuel Push for Civil Nuke Deal SINCE FUKUSHIMA tragedy in 2011, Japan had concluded civil pacts with six nation but has not approved reprocessing of spent fuel JAPAN SUGGESTS India to submit an annual report detailing the amount of plutonium generated through reprocessing CANADA AND INDIA has agreed for a tracking method of nuclear fuel JAPAN SEEKS GUARANTEE that India won’t divert extracted plutonium for military use JAPAN WANTS guarantee on no civil nuclear tests TOKYO WANTS a termination clause in the pact for automatic end of bilateral nuclear coop if India conducts test Change in Rules ACCORDING TO THE NEW RULES, banks will have to report all foreign funding to the govt within 48 hours of the transfer from abroad NGOS WILL HAVE to submit details of social media account on Facebook or Twitter MHA HAS CREATED ANOTHER category, ‘Research’, under which NGOs will have to specify spending of foreign funds on research, seminars, conferences, publications and lectures CHANGE IN FCCR RULES PROPOSED: online filing for registration or renewal of licence GOVT MAY ACT against an NGO if any false information or concealment comes to light DipanjanRoy.Chaudhury @timesgroup.com New Delhi: With the month of Ra- madan beginning on Thursday across continents, Muslim-majority nations have the flexibility of orga- nising yoga sessions on Internato- nal Yoga Day on June 21 after break- ing their fast and Iftar. Several Muslim majority nations across the Gulf, Central Asia, North Africa and Southeast Asia that will witness mega events on the Interna- tional Yoga Day organised by local Indian embassies have the option to participate after their Iftar (break- ing their fast) as the day falls during the Ramadan period, senior govern- ment sources told ET. Ten of the 57 Organisation of Is- lamic Conference countries did not co-sponsor the UN resolution last year to declare June 21 as the Inter- national Yoga Day. The list includes Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. However, some sessions are being organised even in these countries, including Pakistan and Saudi Ara- bia, sources said, adding, yoga ses- sions will be organised indoors by In- dian missions in these countries. Palestine is not a UN member state and therefore could not co-sponsor the resolution. But the world’s big- gest Muslim nation Indonesia, North African states of Mo- rocco and Tunisia, Ni- geria, Jordan and Central Asian coun- tries have witnessed enthusiasm leading up to June 21, diplo- matic sources pointed out. These countries are oblivious to the contro- versy within India, whether asanas are Islamic or not, sources claimed. Several sessions will be organised across Indonesia, the world’s big- gest archipelago. Malaysia, though, will witness fewer sessions. Similar- ly, another Southeast Asian state with Muslim population — Brunei — may not have many sessions. Even embattled Afghanistan will also see yoga sessions with gurus participating from here. However, in Herat and Kandahar, sessions by the Indian consulates will be held in- doors due to security concerns. Indian missions in several Mus- lim-majority nations have already held mega events this month and there’s a great deal of enthusiasm, sources claimed. As many as 10,000 people participated in a yoga ses- sion in Dubai recently. Yoga Sessions After Iftar in Muslim Nations Muslim nations across the Gulf, Central Asia, N-Africa & SE Asia have showed enthusiasm leading to June 21 ANIRBAN sition on India’s non-NPT status and tougher safeguards on reprocessing of spent fuel supplied to Indian reactors. In- dian position has also been clear as it considers NPT as discriminatory, offi- cial sources said, adding India has signed nuclear deals with NPT signato- ries like USA, Canada and Australia. UNDER PMO’S DIRECTIVE These require- ments are part of the propos- als under an exercise ini- tiated by PMO to tighten monitoring of NGOs FUND DETAILS ON WEBSITE NGOs will have to put out details on its website within a week of getting foreign contri- bution of any value VIRBHADRA TWEETS Me & my fam- ily are target- ted out of political vendetta by NDA govt and it's part of witch- hunting being manip- ulated by Dhumal INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY man rights, caste/religious dis- crimination, tribal/indigenous people’s rights, democratic rights, public accountability, is- sues regarding natural re- sources, climate change, cyber se- curity, internet freedom, To probe Virbhadra’s unexplained income of . `6.1 cr as minister of steel in UPA govt
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Pure PoliticsTWEET-O-METERThe Best Political Tweets Only in ET
Ahmed Patel @ahmedpatel While our farmers are struggling through the on-going agri distress,govt’s decision to hike MSP of imp crops by just Rs 50 is akin to mocking
Lalu Prasad Yadav @laluprasadrjd Advani Ji proved that our concerns regarding anti-democratic elements & ac-tivities being sponsored & promoted by union govt are correct.
digvijaya singh @digvijaya_28 He has already taken care of Sushma ji and Vasund-hara ji. This is the Gujarat Modi Development Model ! My way or the Highway !
Arvind Kejriwal @ArvindKejriwal Advani ji is correct in say-ing that emergency can’t be ruled out. Is Delhi their first experiment?
Shahnawaz Hussain @ShahnawazBJP Its high time tht Jungle Raj is removed from Bihar & the hardworking Biharis get a govt tht brings good governance to the state. #BJP4Bihar
Prashant Bhushan @pbhushan1 Apart from being a crass and crude abuse of funds the Kejriwal ad on TV is sexist and projects women as servants of their hus-bands. Shocking
Abhishek Singhvi @DrAMSinghvi One Modi brought happi-ness to bjp; anr bringing grief. Wl first one Hv same long term impact as second one?
ZAH
ID
Our Political Bureau
New Delhi: The Central Bu-reau of Investigation (CBI)has registered a preliminaryenquiry (PE) against Hima-chal Pradesh Chief MinisterVirbhadra Singh and his fam-ily members for allegedlyamassing wealth dispropor-tionately to his known sourc-es of income.
The preliminary enquirywill probe Singh’s unex-plained income of .̀ 6.1 crorewhen he was serving as minis-ter of steel in the UPA govern-ment between 2009 and 2011.
Officials said the PE isagainst Singh, his wife Pratib-ha, son Vikramaditya, daugh-ter Aparajita and an LICagent, Anand Chauhan.
They said it is alleged thatSingh, while serving as minis-ter, has invested .̀ 6.1 crore inlife insurance policies in hisand his family members'names through Chauhan.
A PE is the first step to exam-ine veracity of a complaint orsource information receivedby the agency, and if prima fa-cie allegations are found true,further probe is carried out byconverting it into an FIR, alsoknown as regular case.
During verification, the agen-cy also found that the incomeshown by Singh as agricultureincome was inflated and the ap-ple orchard in the name of‘Srikhand orchard’ cannotproduce such income. It is alsoalleged that in the revised In-come Tax return from 2009-11,
Singh inflated his income toprove that he had earned themoney from his orchard.
The money is alleged to havebeen later used to buy insur-ance policies through Chau-han, who allegedly earned a2% commission.
The PE, the officials said, isthe offshoot of their probe in-to a diary found during theraid conducted at New Delhiin 2010 on Ispat Industries.
CBI RegistersPE AgainstHimachal CM
New Delhi: Non-governmental or-ganisations will soon have to startfurnishing details of foreign fundsreceived and utilised by them for‘civil rights advocacy’, a new cate-gory created by the home ministryto ascertain whether NGOs are us-ing funds specifically for issuessuch as human rights, democraticrights, natural resources and reli-gious discrimination.
In addition to this, every NGO inthe country will have to put out de-tails on its website within a week ofgetting foreign contribution of anyvalue while banks will have to re-port all such receipts to the govern-ment within 48 hours of the trans-fer from abroad.
These requirements are part ofthe proposals under an exercise ini-tiated by the Prime Minister’s Of-fice to tighten monitoring of NGOs.
A fortnight after ET first reportedon June 4 the planned move onPMO’s instructions to amend theForeign Contribution (Regulation)Rules (FCRR), 2011, the home min-istry has put in public domain theproposed changes to these rules fol-lowing the Intelligence Bureau’sinputs to it to “improve oversightand increase transparency” in theworking of the NGO sector in India.
As per existing norms, NGOs arerequired to inform the governmentthrough their annual returns un-der 55 heads of ‘purposes’ for whichforeign aid has been received andutilised by them. There was a 56th‘purpose’, ‘of activities other’ thanthe 55 purposes. The home ministryhas created a new category of such
‘purposes’, Civil Rights Advocacy,increasing the total number of pur-poses to 84.
Under the new category, NGOswill have to specify whether theyreceived any funds and utilisedthem for purposes such as “hu-
criminal justice system, commu-nication strategy etc”.
The ministry has created yet an-other category, ‘Research’, underwhich NGOs will have to specifyspending of foreign funds on re-search, seminars, conferences,publications and lectures. “The ef-fort is to ascertain specifically forwhat a NGO is getting foreign fundsand what is it being spent on ratherthan leaving it uncertain,” a seniorhome ministry official said.
The government has a provisionto act against an NGO if any falseinformation or concealment ofmaterial facts comes to light. Theministry had earlier suspendedGreenpeace India’s foreign fund-ing saying the NGO derailed theMahan coal project and would in-dulge next in “protest-creation” totarget eight other plants, poten-tially impacting 40,000 mw of pow-er generation.
That also reflects in another pro-posed change in FCCR rules in theform which has to be filled up on-line for registration or renewal of li-cence for NGOs. The governmenthas introduced a new declarationthat NGOs must make that the for-eign aid received by them will notbe used for any activities “detri-mental to national interest, likelyto affect public interest, or likely toprejudicially affect the security,scientific, strategic or economic in-terest of the state”, leaving it to thediscretion of the state to determinea violation.
NGOs will have to also submit de-tails of any social media account onFacebook or Twitter that it is oper-ating, an apparent effort to keeptabs on social media campaigns.
Tighter Norms for NGOsto Track Foreign Funds
FOR CLOSE MONITORING OF NGOS MHA creates a new category, ‘civil rights advocacy’, to ascertain whether NGOs are using foreign funds for specific purposes or not
on the same day. Mitra was dischargedon December 27 and again returned tohospital on February 11 following com-plaints of ‘uneasiness’ and ‘loss of ap-petite’, and ever since, has been in thehospital. His medical reports claimedthat he suffers from ‘hypertension’ andhence, needs to be under ‘observation’.
Mitra has been occupying the VIProom of Woodburn ward, which is an
Kolkata: West Bengal cabinet takes upfor discussion the new Chit Fund Billon Friday, when West Bengal ChiefMinister Mamata Banerjee’s go-to manand West Bengal transport ministerMadan Mitra would complete sixmonths in judicial custody for his invol-vement in the alleged Saradha scam.
Of the six months, Mitra has spentjust one month in jail, and for the rest,he has been wrapped in luxury, beingtreated like a VIP. The state transportand spots minister — a portfolio he stillholds — has spent most of his time inthe comfort of the Woodburn ward ofthe state-run SSKM Hospital.
According to the logs of the state cor-rectional services, the minister was re-manded to judicial custody on Decem-ber 19, 2014. He complained of chestpain and was admitted to the hospital
AC room with all kind of facilities. Hegets home cooked food and the freedomto use communication devices; hisroom — described as the party office ofMadan Mitra — is mostly filled withparty men. Insiders even claim that hecontrolled the civic polls in his constit-uency from the hospital. And eventhough, there are two guards postedoutside his room, they do not have anycontrol over visitors and his party men.
The CBI, that’s probing the Saradhascam, had sought a report from Aliporecentral correctional home on the min-ister’s stay in jail, which will be submit-ted to the Alipore court, said people fa-miliar with the matter.
The Opposition raised the issue in thestate assembly, asking minister of statefor correctional services HA Safwi tocome clean on Mitra’s stay in jail. Safwi,however, said it is not possible to ‘drag’the minister to jail if he isn’t ‘dis-charged’ from the hospital.
Mitra Enjoying Jail as VIP in AC Hospital
New Delhi: In a significant develop-ment that could have positive bearing onproposed Indo-Japan civil nuclear deal,Tokyo is likely to change its policy to al-low reprocessing of spent nuclear fuelfrom Japanese-made reactors.
In what could be a major shift in Ja-pan’s nuclear non-proliferation strate-gy, Tokyo for the first time has ap-proved reprocessing of nuclear fuel bya country using Japanese-made reac-tors, official sources said from Tokyo.
Since the 2011 Fukushima tragedy, Ja-pan had concluded civil pacts with sixcountries including Jordan, Russia, Tur-key and Vietnam, but has not approvedreprocessing of spent fuel generated byJapanese-made nuclear reactors.
Indo-Japan civil nuclear deal has re-mained elusive despite several roundsof negotiations since 2010 and Naren-
dra Modi’s maiden trip to Japan as PMlast year and his personal chemistrywith his counterpart Shinzo Abe.
Bilateral negotiations, re-launchedpost Fukushima last September, got mo-mentum after Modi became the PM withJapan as one of his foreign policy priori-ties. Japan has been consistent on its po-
In a First, Japan May Allow Indiato Reprocess Spent Nuclear Fuel
Push for Civil Nuke DealSINCE FUKUSHIMA tragedy in
2011, Japan had concluded civil
pacts with six nation but has not
approved reprocessing of spent fuel
JAPAN SUGGESTS India to submit
an annual report detailing the
amount of plutonium generated
through reprocessing
CANADA AND INDIA has
agreed for a tracking method
of nuclear fuel
JAPAN SEEKS GUARANTEEthat India won’t divert
extracted plutonium for
military use
JAPAN WANTS guarantee
on no civil nuclear tests
TOKYO WANTS a
termination clause in the
pact for automatic end of
bilateral nuclear coop if
India conducts test
Change in RulesACCORDING TO THE NEW RULES, banks will
have to report all foreign funding to the govt
within 48 hours of the transfer from abroad
NGOS WILL HAVE to
submit details of social
media account on
Facebook or Twitter
MHA HAS CREATED ANOTHER category,
‘Research’, under
which NGOs will
have to specify
spending of
foreign funds on
research, seminars,
conferences,
publications and
lectures
CHANGE IN FCCR RULES
PROPOSED: online filing for
registration or renewal of licence
GOVT MAY ACTagainst an NGO if any
false information or
concealment comes
to light
New Delhi: With the month of Ra-madan beginning on Thursdayacross continents, Muslim-majoritynations have the flexibility of orga-nising yoga sessions on Internato-nal Yoga Day on June 21 after break-ing their fast and Iftar.
Several Muslim majority nationsacross the Gulf, Central Asia, NorthAfrica and Southeast Asia that willwitness mega events on the Interna-tional Yoga Day organised by localIndian embassies have the option toparticipate after their Iftar (break-ing their fast) as the day falls duringthe Ramadan period, senior govern-ment sources told ET.
Ten of the 57 Organisation of Is-lamic Conference countries did notco-sponsor the UN resolution last
year to declare June 21 as the Inter-national Yoga Day. The list includesPakistan and Saudi Arabia.
However, some sessions are beingorganised even in these countries,including Pakistan and Saudi Ara-bia, sources said, adding, yoga ses-sions will be organised indoors by In-
dian missions in thesecountries. Palestine isnot a UN memberstate and thereforecould not co-sponsorthe resolution. But the world’s big-
gest Muslim nationIndonesia, NorthAfrican states of Mo-rocco and Tunisia, Ni-geria, Jordan andCentral Asian coun-tries have witnessedenthusiasm leadingup to June 21, diplo-
matic sources pointed out. Thesecountries are oblivious to the contro-versy within India, whether asanasare Islamic or not, sources claimed.
Several sessions will be organisedacross Indonesia, the world’s big-gest archipelago. Malaysia, though,will witness fewer sessions. Similar-ly, another Southeast Asian statewith Muslim population — Brunei— may not have many sessions.
Even embattled Afghanistan willalso see yoga sessions with gurusparticipating from here. However, inHerat and Kandahar, sessions by theIndian consulates will be held in-doors due to security concerns.
Indian missions in several Mus-lim-majority nations have alreadyheld mega events this month andthere’s a great deal of enthusiasm,sources claimed. As many as 10,000people participated in a yoga ses-sion in Dubai recently.
Yoga Sessions After Iftar in Muslim Nations
Muslimnationsacross theGulf, CentralAsia, N-Africa& SE Asiahave showedenthusiasmleading to June 21
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sition on India’s non-NPT status andtougher safeguards on reprocessing ofspent fuel supplied to Indian reactors. In-dian position has also been clear as itconsiders NPT as discriminatory, offi-cial sources said, adding India hassigned nuclear deals with NPT signato-ries like USA, Canada and Australia.
UNDER PMO’S DIRECTIVE
These require-ments are partof the propos-
als under an exercise ini-tiated by PMO to tightenmonitoring of NGOs
FUND DETAILS ON WEBSITE
NGOs will haveto put out details on its
website within a week of getting foreign contri-bution of any value
VIRBHADRA TWEETS
Me & my fam-ily are target-
ted out of politicalvendetta by NDA govtand it's part of witch-hunting being manip-ulated by Dhumal
INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY
man rights, caste/religious dis-crimination, tribal/indigenouspeople’s rights, democraticrights, public accountability, is-sues regarding natural re-sources, climate change, cyber se-curity, internet freedom,
To probe Virbhadra’sunexplained incomeof .̀ 6.1 cr as ministerof steel in UPA govt
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