Ashish Patel

Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (CREDAI) Gujarat Chapter on Monday appointed Ashish Patel as its president for the period from 2019 to 2021.

Union minister Anupriya Patel on Thursday endorsed her husband and Apna Dal president Ashish Patel's allegation that BJP was ignoring smaller NDA partners.

After filing a chargesheet against London-based businessman Ashish Patel along with Organizing Committee officials in the Commonwealth Games scam, the CBI is preparing to seek Patel’s extradition from the UK.

State cabinet minister and working president of Apna Dal (S) Ashish Patel on Friday made it clear that people with criminal background would not be given party’s membership.

It's a much ado about a supplier of temporary toilets! Ashish Patel, originally from Anand, Gujarat, furnished these, among other items, for an event at the British monarch's Buckingham Palace last October to launch the year-long baton relay.

In a move that could be against the ethics of a transparent probe, the authorities of Mahatma Gandhi Medical College have appointed Dr Ashish Patel as secretary of ethics committee whose name was mired in the ‘unethical clinical trials.’

In a major development in the first case related to Commonwealth Games scam, Queen’s Batons Relay (QBR) case, the main accused – Ashish Patel, has recorded his statement with the London police, which will be given to CBI through formals channels within two to three days.

The investigation of one case led police to another when they searched the accused Ashish Patel and found beer and IMFL without permit in his bedroom. A case of prohibition has also been registered in the matter.

City police, citing potential law and order problems, have denied permission to Patidars to hold a felicitation programme for the community’s youth who have succeeded in various government recruitment exams.

Central Bureau of Investigation will quiz Suresh Kalmadi, sacked chairman of Organising Committee of Commonwealth Games, 2010, on Wednesday.

CBI sources told TOI that after analysing documents received recently from Scotland Yard, they suspected that "these invoices and quotations were of a company which is non-existent".

A 38-year-old resident of Vastral accused five persons who promised him a US visa of cheating him out of Rs 15 lakh. One of the accused had identified himself as the officer of the US embassy.