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Nearly 121 central government employees, including one from CBI, are under Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) scanner for their alleged involvement in corrupt practices. Railway ministry topped the list with 23 officials under CVC scanner, 17 are from DoT, 12 from Bureau of Indian Standards, seven from Central Board of Excise and Customs, six each from DDA and MCD among others, a CVC report said. Full Article

The Central Vigilance Commission has imposed major penalty on 226 officials of different government organisations for their alleged involvement in corrupt practices. Out of the total 226, a highest of 50 are from Department of Communications, 36 from Full Article

The Central Vigilance Commission disposed of 830 cases during October 2010 referred to it for advice. Of these, 573 complaints were sent for necessary action/ATR whereas 48 complaints were sent for investigation and report. No action was required on Full Article

The government plans to make bank executives accountable for their actions and decisions even after retirement. "It has been felt desirable to draft rules and regulations which would govern the conduct of Board level appointees in public sector banks Full Article

Government auditor the Comptroller and Auditor General of India has written to the Cabinet Secretary to ensure that no records from the office of the Commonwealth Games organising committee are removed till the audit is complete. The CAG, sources sai Full Article

The Central Vigilance Commission disposed of 1298 cases during August 2010 referred to it for advice. Of these, 920 complaints were sent for necessary action/ATR whereas 37 complaints were sent for investigation and report. No action was required on Full Article

The Central Vigilance Commission disposed of 1387 cases during July 2010 referred to it for advice. Of these, 1109 complaints were sent for necessary action/ATR whereas 96 complaints were sent for investigation and report. No action was required on 2 Full Article

The highest number of 21 officials belong to the Central Board of Excise and Customs followed by 13 from the Ministry of Railways, ten each from the Municipal Corporation of Delhi and Northern Coalfields Ltd, the CVC said in its performance report for June. Full Article