The Latest Breaking News from Corruption

Budgetary independence for corruption commission and wider ability to investigate also sought amid crossbench concern at omitted reforms

BENGALURU: J Manjunath, who served as IAS officer until Monday, sported a badge that read 'prisoner No. 6773' on Tuesday, sharing the barracks of Bengaluru's Central Prison with drug-peddlers and cheats. He was arrested by Anti-Corruption Bureau sleuths on Monday in a graft case. Arrested IPS officer Amrit Paul is…

After dissolving all units of Samajwadi Party, SP President Akhilesh Yadav addressed the media in Lucknow for the first time on Tuesday and slammed the Yogi government on various issues. Read full story on Dynamite News:

Deputy Opposition Leader Jarrod Bleijie says the Queensland premier's ban on the trio of lobbyists doesn't stop their firms from working with the government.

The corporation claims to have spent lakhs of money to check the street dog issue

BENGALURU: Senior IAS officer J Manjunath, who was transferred from the post of deputy commissioner of Bengaluru Urban district three days ago following corruption charges, was on Monday arrested by the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB). He has been remanded in judicial custody for 14 days. The government suspended Manjunath until the…

HYDERABAD: BJP has said that the party forged an alliance with Eknath Shinde in Maharashtra and accepted him as chief minister at the cost of Devendra Fadnavis’s claim for the top job because of its desire to bring down the “unprincipled and opportunistic” MVA coalition which was engaged in massive…

Over a year since the DMK assumed power, it is unclear how it is proceeding against “corrupt” officials 

The central government's flagship programme Digital India has given relief to the poor from corruption, says Mr. Modi

The laser show had to be abandoned after a few weeks of its inauguration with some of the equipment developing technical snags

An investigation by Queensland's corruption watchdog into the controversy surrounding laptops taken from the integrity commissioner's office has found the circumstances were "entirely ordinary".