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No Need For Employees To Declare Assets Till New Rules Framed: Centre
Central government employees, who had a December 31 deadline to declare their assets and liabilities under Lokpal Act, do not need to make the disclosure for now as government is finalising a fresh set of rules.
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In New Makeover, AAP Lokpal Admiral Ramdas Also Goes
Delhi's ruling Aam Admi Party or AAP on Sunday replaced its Lokpal, retired Admiral L Ramdas, with a team of three ombudsmen including two former police officers.
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Congress Makes a Pitch For Leader of Opposition's Post
Leader of the Opposition (LOP) in the Lok Sabha plays an important role in the selection of constitutional functionaries such as the Lokpal, and the Congress said that it would be "undemocratic" if the ruling alliance denies them a say in making key appointments.
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Delhi elections: What the three major parties promise in their manifesto
Delhi votes for a new Assembly on December 4 and here is a quick recap of what the three major players - the ruling Congress, the BJP and debutant Aam Aadmi Party have promised in their manifestos:
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No Need For Employees To Declare Assets Till New Rules Framed: Centre
Central government employees, who had a December 31 deadline to declare their assets and liabilities under Lokpal Act, do not need to make the disclosure for now as government is finalising a fresh set of rules.
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In New Makeover, AAP Lokpal Admiral Ramdas Also Goes
Delhi's ruling Aam Admi Party or AAP on Sunday replaced its Lokpal, retired Admiral L Ramdas, with a team of three ombudsmen including two former police officers.
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Congress Makes a Pitch For Leader of Opposition's Post
Leader of the Opposition (LOP) in the Lok Sabha plays an important role in the selection of constitutional functionaries such as the Lokpal, and the Congress said that it would be "undemocratic" if the ruling alliance denies them a say in making key appointments.
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Delhi elections: What the three major parties promise in their manifesto
Delhi votes for a new Assembly on December 4 and here is a quick recap of what the three major players - the ruling Congress, the BJP and debutant Aam Aadmi Party have promised in their manifestos:
