List of politicians in India charged with Corruption

List of politicians in India charged with corruption
name	position	charges	trial result
Lalu Prasad Yadav	Chief Minister of Bihar, Minister of Railways	Fodder scam, others	acquitted in 2006
Madhu Koda	Chief Minister of Jharkhand	Rs 4000 crores (USD 800 mn) graft money case	In jail since 2009, investigation continues
A. Raja	Union Cabinet Minister for Communications and Information Technology	2G spectrum scam	Indicted and arrested, Awaiting trial
Suresh Kalmadi	Member of Parliament	Criminal conspiracy and cheating related to 2010 Commonwealth Games	Indicted and arrested, Awaiting trail
Suresh Jain	Minister for food and civil supplies, Maharashtra	corruption in Jalgaon District Co-operative Bank	Implicated by the Sawant Comission
M. K. Kanimozhi	Member of Parliament	2G spectrum scam	Indicted and arrested, Awaiting trial
R.Balakrishna Pillai	Ex-Minister of Kerala	Idamalayar Dam Graft case	Convicted, serving sentence
P. V. Narasimha Rao (deceased)	Prime Minister	Alleged offering of bribes, alleged framing of V.P. Singh, and cheating Lakhubhai Pathak	Higher court overturned conviction in the first case and the trial court acquitted him in the other two cases
Balram Jakhar	Union minister and Speaker	Hawala (illegal foreign exchange) case	Acquitted of all charges

Support Jan LokPal Bill (Know the Difference)

The following table details differences between the Jan Lokpal Bill being offered by the Government and the one offered by Anna Hazare's team

Issue	The Jan Lokpal Bill	Government's Lokpal Bill
Prime Minister	Can be investigated with permission of seven member Lokpal bench.	PM cannot be investigate by Lokpal.
Judiciary	Can be investigated, though high level members may be investigated only with permission of a seven member Lokpal bench.	Judiciary is exempt and will be covered by a separate "judicial accountability bill".
MPs	Can be investigated with permission of seven member Lokpal bench.	Can be investigated, but their conduct within Parliament, such as voting, cannot be investigated.
Lower bureaucracy	All public servants would be included.	Only Group A officers will be covered.
Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)	The CBI will be merged into the Lokpal.	The CBI will remain a separate agency.
Removal of Lokpal members and Chair	Any person can bring a complaint to the Supreme Court, who can then recommend removal of any member to the President.	Any "aggrieved party" can raise a complaint to the President, who will refer the matter to the CJI.
Removal of Lokpal staff and officers	Complaints against Lokpal staff will be handled by independent boards set-up in each state, composed of retired bureaucrats, judges, and civil society members.	Lokpal will conduct inquiries into its own behavior.
Lokayukta	Lokakyukta and other local/state anti-corruption agency would remain in place.	All state anti-corruption agencies would be closed and responsibilities taken over by centralized Lokpal.
Whistleblower protection	Whistleblowers are protected law.	No protection granted to whistleblowers.
Punishment for corruption	Lokpal can either directly impose penalties, or refer the matter to the courts. Penalties can include removal from office, imprisonment, and recovery of assets from those who benefited from the corruption.	Lokpal can only refer matters to the courts, not take any direct punitive actions. Penalties remain equivalent to those in current law.
Investigatory powers	Lokpal can obtain wiretaps, issue rogatory letters, and recruit investigating officers. Cannot issue contempt orders.	Lokpal can issue contempt orders, and has the ability to punish those in contempt. No authority to obtain wiretaps, issue rogatory letters, or recruit investigating officers.
False, frivolous and vexatious complaints	Lokpal can issue fines for frivolous complaints (including frivolous complaints against Lokpal itself), with a maximum penalty of 1 lakh.	Court system will handle matters of frivolous complaints. Courts can issue fines of Rs25,000 to 2 lakh.
Scope	All corruption can be investigated.	Only high-level corruption can be investigated.

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Friendship Day was originally promoted by Joyce Hall, the founder of Hallmark cards in 1919, and intended on first sunday of august to be a day where people celebrated their friendships by sending cards. The first Sunday in August was chosen as the centre of the largest lull in holiday celebrations. Friendship Day was promoted by the greetings card National Association during the 1920s but met with consumer resistance - given that it was rather too obviously a commercial gimmick to promote greetings cards. By the 1940s the number of Friendship Day cards available in the US had dwindled and the holiday largely died out there. There is no evidence to date for its uptake in Europe, however it has been kept alive and revitalised in Asia( Especially in India) where several countries adopted the tradition of dedicating a day to friends. Today, Friendship Day is enthusiastically celebrated in a number of countries across the world.

Direct PCB Printing at Home using Inkjet Printers

This page details the use of Epson InkJet printers with pigment based inks to feed and directly print resist patterns to copper clad printed circuit board stock, ready for etching. Once you can feed the PCB through the printer for etch resist, you can then feed it back through the printer for solder mask (yes! Several people report that it works quite well!) and for a component "silk-screen".

Why You Should not use Mobile near Petrol Station or Pump

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Many of You know We Should not Use Mobiles near Petrol station or Petrol Pump, We Know only the Reason, it Bursts, Have you Even Seen Some Live Happenings, Here are some for you. Hope This will help you in reminding, for not using mobile phones near Petrol Pump or Station.

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NS-2 is a discrete event simulator targeted at networking research. Ns-2 provides substantial support for simulation of TCP, routing, and multicast protocols over wired and wireless (local and satellite) networks.

Official Website : http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns/index.html 


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Project Title: Audio Compression Using Wavelets
Year: 2008
Dept: Electronics & Telecommunication
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