While 'The Indian Express' has been able to prove nothing, it did win the narrative war temporarily. Their clickbait headline convinced amateur political enthusiasts that a scandal exists where it doesn't.
Vivek Tankha said that he urged Sonam Wangchuk to end the fast due to concerns of his health, and he was not acting on behalf of the central govt, as the article implies.
The Delhi government has suspended seven officials, including five pharmacists, after an inquiry exposed major procurement and cold storage failures at a Central Procurement Agency warehouse.
For the unversed, to be eligible for the EWS quota, you must have a family income of less than ₹8 lakhs per year. The investigative report has raised serious questions about the lack of robust due diligence by the Union Public Service Commission.
An investigation reveals that crores from the National Sports Development Fund, intended for Indian athletes, were diverted to build luxury sports facilities in elite bureaucrat colonies.