Black Money Sit

What was UPA afraid of? It opposed black money SIT not once, but thrice

While much has been made of the fact that the NDA had the same stand as UPA on disclosing list on black money, the difference is how Modi appointed SIT without a second thought.

Black money case: How SC managed to contradict its stand on revealing names

In 2011, the Supreme Court wanted the privacy of account holders protected till there was reason to believe they contravened the law. In May 2014, it went in another direction and allowed names to be disclosed

Entire black money list out today: Modi Sarkar may have got what it wanted

By playing coy in the initial stages and forcing SC to order it to reveal the names on black money list, BJP can claim that they were forced by the court.

Bhushan Steel to Dena Bank: Raft of loan scams could gum up works for banks, corporates

With CBI, enforcement agencies, and the Supreme Court now energetically pursing bank and other scams, the Modi government has to act proactively to prevent another paralysis in decision-making