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Indian Karnataka Lokayukta (People’s Commissioner) Report on Mining Industry Corruption

August 4, 2011 in India

A 466-page summary of a more than 25,000-page report compiled by the Indian government’s Karnataka Lokayukta or People’s Commissioner who investigated years of illegal activities in the Indian mining sector, including widespread corruption, bribery and the exportation of illicit iron ore worth more than $3 billion. The report has met with widespread controversy due to its singling out of a number of prominent billionaires in the Indian mining industry.

Secret Indian Government David Headley Interrogation Report

May 26, 2011 in India, Pakistan

Secret Government of India – Indian National Investigation Agency report on the interrogation of David Headley.

Indian Government Dossier Linking Mumbai Terrorists to Pakistani ISI

May 10, 2011 in India, Pakistan

Documentation released by the Government of India’s Press Information Bureau with this description: “A report which appeared in the media today states that the Chicago trial of the 2008 Mumbai attacks will be held from the 16th of this month. The report also states that the federal prosecutors indicted some more suspects last week in this case. Information available with the Government of India on the five persons named as accused in the second charge-sheet filed by the United States Government in the case is given in the annexure.”

India Integrated Disease Surveillance Project

August 19, 2009 in India, World Bank

Global Situation. Influenza is an acute viral disease of the respiratory tract caused by influenza viruses A, B or C. These A, B and C viruses are antigenically distinct and there is no cross immunity between them. While all three influenza viruses may affect humans, in lower animals and birds, influenza A viruses are of primary concern.