The Hindu : Brajesh's niece denies charges

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National \| Previous \| Next Brajesh's niece denies charges NEW DELHI, FEB.17. Ms.Vibha Mishra, niece of Mr. Brajesh Mishra, Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister, today denied that her company Garuda Advertising had benefited to the tune of crores of rupees from advertisements released by the Government. Referring to reported claims by Jain TV that her company had got Rs 10 crore, she said this was ``malicious disinformation''. Garuda got INS (Indian Newspapers Society) accreditation only in July 1997 and the full income from Government advertisements during the last five years was less than Rs 8 lakhs, she added. - PTI Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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National \| Previous \| Next Brajesh's niece denies charges NEW DELHI, FEB.17. Ms.Vibha Mishra, niece of Mr. Brajesh Mishra, Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister, today denied that her company Garuda Advertising had benefited to the tune of crores of rupees from advertisements released by the Government. Referring to reported claims by Jain TV that her company had got Rs 10 crore, she said this was ``malicious disinformation''. Garuda got INS (Indian Newspapers Society) accreditation only in July 1997 and the full income from Government advertisements during the last five years was less than Rs 8 lakhs, she added. - PTI Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : National Previous : Gujral initiative to revive SAARC Next : 'Shaktiman' meets quake-hit children
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