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Police question son Subhash Chandra, second day

Sea group parent Subhash Chandra. Agency

Chandra and Puneet came to crime branch at around 1.30 pm today. On Saturday, had the trial until 11: 30 hours.

Sudhir and Samir Ahluwalia, Chaudhury editors sea who had his two-day police custody by a judge remanded until today, were brought with the Crime Branch takes care of last night where Chandra and his son were questioned.

Chandra had secured a provisional protection against arrest until 14 December a Court of Delhi.

In a late night statement yesterday said Sea Group and extended full cooperation to the Puneet Chandra Delhi police so that truth appears.

"We expect justice and a fair investigation. The most complete cooperation ended attempted wrong-impressions that Mr Chandra and Goenka were avoiding participation in the investigation, "it said.

"Now that Chandra Goenka acceded, police investigations and have no ground to oppose the bail of the two editors" sea News Ltd. counsel Vijay Aggarwal said.

In questioning yesterday, sources said Chandra and Puneet denied the accusations and claimed that it was an attempt to scuttle news posts about the Coalgate scam.

The sources said that Chandra was asked whether Alhuwalia had called him and informed him of the discussions with Jindal's company.

Police had claimed that phone call records to show that Alhluwalia Chandra had spoken for nearly three minutes to explain the discussions.

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Detroit Institute Of Arts sued by Michigan taxpayers Alliance about free admission question (POLL)

Auguste Rodin sculpture "the thinker" appears outside the Detroit Institute of Arts in Detroit, Tuesday 10 July 2012. The Michigan taxpayers Alliance filed a lawsuit on Thursday 6 december 2012, against the slide about requirements that the museum is not granting free to Macomb County residents who voted in favor of a millage to support the museum in exchange for free admission. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya) Get Detroit alerts: Sign Up follow: Polls, Video, slide, SLIDE, Detroit Institute of Arts Detroit, Millage, Detroit politics, Michigan taxpayers Alliance, Detroit around city, Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit Institute of Arts free admission Sued, Detroit museums, slide, Slide, Slide free sued, Detroit News # news_entries # ad_sharebox_260x60 img

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A Question of Leadership

On energy and jobs, we need leadership. Presidential leadership. We hear about an “all-of-the-above” energy strategy, but we are not seeing those words followed by substantive actions to expand and strengthen U.S. domestic production. At the same time we need leadership to capitalize on the oil and natural gas industry’s demonstrated ability to create jobs, millions of them – and billions in revenue to the government. We’re sitting on a lottery ticket, and we need to make sure we don’t squander this opportunity for our country.

During a conference call with reporters on API’s new “American Energy Works” campaign, President and CEO Jack Gerard challenged the administration to back its words with policies that help increase domestic oil and natural gas exploration and development.

Gerard said the United States is on the verge of a “new energy paradigm” in which North American energy resources are developed – in the process creating jobs and making the U.S. energy self-sufficient, perhaps within a dozen years. Again, it comes down to leadership. Gerard:

“It’s a game-changing opportunity we’ve never seen in our lifetimes. … The president says he’s for all of the above, but when you look beneath the surface the president’s policies, practices and regulations have actually discouraged production of oil and natural gas.”

“American Energy Works” tells the stories of a number of the people in the oil and natural gas industry, which supports 9.2 million jobs. These are the faces and voices of people benefiting from well-paying jobs, more of which could be created with an energy approach that’s all of the above – and below. Gerard:

“The oil and natural gas industry has been a major job creator at a time when overall U.S. job creation has stagnated. It has created thousands of jobs while other industries have been losing jobs or, at best, holding steady.”

The great news is this industry is ready to do more. With the right leadership and policies, it could create 1.4 million jobs by 2030. It’s an industry that’s investing in America, doubling down on her future. Our companies claimed five of the top 11 spots on the Progressive Policy Institute’s recent list of the top 25 nonfinancial U.S.-based companies, ranked by their 2011 U.S. capital spending. There can be more investment, more jobs, more energy – with the right leadership.

It’s not going to come from those running unrealistic “beyond” campaigns to halt the development of fossil fuels, including oil and natural gas. Gerard:

“They say we can stop using oil right now. If this campaign is beyond anything it’s beyond sense. These groups need to be asked, what is their solution to power America’s economy? … Their campaign would put a halt to the creation of jobs that have been a lifeline to thousands of working Americans. It would hurt people who need work and those looking for new opportunities.”

It might set us back centuries. So, a pair of questions:

Given America’s ample reserves of oil and natural gas, onshore and offshore, will there be leadership to develop our energy wealth or policies that keep that wealth off limits, unavailable?For those who oppose oil and natural gas: What’s your plan? What’s your plan to run an economy that currently gets more than 60 percent of its energy from oil and natural gas and which is projected by government to get nearly 60 percent of its energy from oil and gas over the next couple of decades?    

Gerard:

“Our industry is going to continue investing in America. And it’s going to continue to support common-sense energy policies that encourage development of all of our nation’s energy resources. That’s the only way we’ll be able to meet our future energy needs, supply affordable energy to our economy and, most importantly at this critical time, put people back to work.”

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