The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has registered multiple cases and made several arrests related to corruption and irregularities in various sectors across India. Notably, the CBI filed a First Information Report (FIR) against 34 individuals, including government officials from the Union health ministry, the National Medical Commission (NMC), and former University Grants Commission (UGC) heads, for manipulating the regulatory framework and inspection processes of medical colleges nationwide. This investigation uncovered a widespread network involving senior officials, intermediaries, private medical college representatives, and even a self-styled godman, marking it as one of the largest medical education scams in the country’s history. Additionally, the CBI has taken action against senior officials of Northern Railway and North Eastern Railway posted in Lucknow and Varanasi for accepting bribes to allow irregular bills from a Gati Shakti project contractor. Five individuals, including a Deputy Chief Engineer of the Gati Sakti Unit and two private company employees, were arrested for accepting a bribe of 2.5 lakh rupees. Furthermore, the CBI has booked a senior professor and director of the IQAC at Nagaland University on bribery charges. These actions reflect ongoing efforts by the CBI to address corruption in public institutions and infrastructure projects.