Sachin Pilot

Congress leaders Sachin Pilot and Manish Tewari voiced concern over escalating terrorist strikes in Jammu and Kashmir. Sachin Pilot urged the government to address the issue promptly and take strict action for security. Meanwhile, Manish Tewari expressed sadness over the recent attacks and called for government action to prevent infiltration encouraged by Pakistan

In an exclusive conversation with CNBC TV18, Congress leader Sachin Pilot talks about upcoming Lok Sabha elections, highlighting key aspects of the Congress manifesto and addressing concerns about economic growth. From discussing the need for change in Indian politics to assessing the party's performance in various states, Pilot provides a comprehensive overview of the political landscape. Don't miss his views on seat allocation, economic policies, and the comparison between BJP and Congress campaigns.

On May 15, Congress leader Sachin Pilot campaigned in Yamuna Vihar, Delhi, to support Congress’ North East Delhi Lok Sabha candidate, Kanhaiya Kumar. He expressed confidence in Kumar's victory and stated that INDIA bloc candidates are leading and will win across all seven seats. Pilot also remarked on BJP's changing targets and the strength of the INDIA bloc's manifesto. Watch for more!

Trouble is again brewing in Congress party’s Rajasthan unit. After concluding his 'Jan Sangharsh Yatra’, Congress leader Sachin Pilot gave a 15-day ultimatum to his own party’s government in Rajasthan to act on his three demands on corruption or face a state-wide agitation. With this, Sachin Pilot and Ashok Gehlot's feud has deepened... but how did it all begin? Watch to find out.

Sources have indicated that Rahul Gandhi is finalising his list of colleagues who will take on more responsibilities in the party and is planning to induct younger Congress leaders.

Sachin Pilot had indicated that they had sought an enquiry report from the Registrar of Companies and on the basis of that report, this inspection has been ordered under Section 209(A) of the Companies Act

Sachin Pilot Corporate Affairs Minister today assured Indian companies that he is putting in all checks and balances to make sure that corporate social responsibility requirement under the New Companies Bill is not misused by politicians.

Corporate affairs minister Sachin Pilot said, in an interview to CNBC-TV18, that the new Companies Act allows ease in opening companies and clarified that CSR was not a cess.

While most experts are hailing the Rajya Sabha passing the Companies Bill, they have concerns over drafting the Bill's nuances and the timeframe in which it will be brought out.

In a discussion on CNBC-TV18 involving the prospects of addressing employment issues, figureheads from different professions spoke on India‘s problems with attending to these issues.

CNBC-TV18 honours and celebrates the executive who both run top performing finance operations as well as take a lead role in mapping the future of their companies. Making this evening even more special is our chief guest one of the most dynamic young faces in the government today, the honourable corporate affairs minister Sachin Pilot.

CNBC-TV18 honours India Inc‘s top chief financial officers (CFOs) in a gala even in Mumbai. The CFO of Larsen & Tubro, Shankar Raman won the best CFO of the year award. In a special interview to CNBC-TV18, Shankar Raman says, staying optimistic was the only key to survive in this difficult business environment.

Corporate Affairs Minister Sachin Pilot told CNBC TV18 that tough new norms to avoid misuse of private placement norms are in the offing. Pilot added that the government was aware that this route had been misused by companies.

Lok Sabha today took up for consideration the Companies Bill which seeks to further improve corporate governance, with the government saying that the proposed legislation was aimed at protecting the interest of small investors and making India an attractive destination.

The Government announced its new Cabinet Ministers last evening. The UPA 2 Government inducted 17 new faces in the Cabinet. Salman Khurshid has been made the External Affairs Minister while Ashwani Kumar has got the important portfolio of Law.

To acknowledge the contribution of the IT sector towards the growth of the state and to chalk out the way forward, the government of Andhra Pradesh organises an annual IT summit in Hyderabad called Advantage Andhra Pradesh.

CNBC-TV18's Appaji Reddem reports that with the central government all set to allocate three IT investment regions (ITIRs) within the next three months, the Andhra Pradesh government is confident it will host at least one ITIR.

NASSCOM and CNBC-TV18 hosted the NASSCOM IT USER Awards 2012 – awards that help create a catalytic impact by recognizing leaders in IT adoption across various vertical segments.

In a discusson with CNBC-TV18, Minister of state for communication- Sachin Pilot, the editor and chief of The Hindu – N Ram and the new director of the institute of strategic studies – Sanjay Baru argues what the year means for UPA, the fiasco over the Lokpal Bill etc.

In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Sachin Pilot, Minister of State Technology says BSNL-MTNL merger talks are going on.