The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) raides seven places in the country on Saturday in connection with the former army chief General VK Singh bribery case. The raids are still on at the residences of Lt General Tejinder Singh, Tatra chief Ravi Rishi and a...
The Ministry of Defence might have ignored categorical objections and warnings from the then Secretary of Defence Production RK Singh. He had written about his reservations about the supply of Tatra trucks in 2009.
The Ministry of Defence suspends state-owned company BEML's chairman, VRS Natarajan. This move comes after the CBI stated that Natarajan's presence at the company could destruct the fair investigation into the Tatra truck scam.
The Centre has suspended VRS Natarajan, Chairman and Managing Director of Bharat Earth Movers Limited, on the basis of the CBI's recommendation that such was move was necessary to ensure a fair and tansparent investigation into the Tatra Truck deal.
Responding to VK Singh's comments against BEML's integrity, VRS Natarajan reciprocates with threats of a defamation suit against the former Army Chief adding that all the allegations are false and baseless.
BJP MP Pinaki Mishra unearths another can of worms which brings to light an ARV defense scam wherein the vehicles were sold at exorbitant rates without even being indigenised as per the agreements.
Reacting to General VK Singh's claims that there are people in the Defence Ministry working against him, the Ministry says if he mentions a name, they are ready to probe.
A week before General VK Singh is to retire as the Army Chief, he answers questions on the age row, the Tatra deal and many more issues in his most detailed interview till date.
A week before General VK Singh is to retire as the Army Chief, he answers questions on the age row, the Tatra deal and many more issues in his most detailed interview till date.
Defence Minister AK Antony issues a clarification on procurement of Tatra trucks by the Army and promises speedy action against those involved in the scam.
According to an expose by the 'Outlook' magazine, Tatra Sipox not only violated several Defence ministry rules, but also made profits in the Western Europe tax haven, Liechtenstein.
According to an expose by the 'Outlook' magazine, Tatra Sipox not only violated several Defence ministry rules, but also made profits in the Western Europe tax haven, Liechtenstein.
According to an expose by the 'Outlook' magazine, Tatra Sipox had violated Defence Ministry rules on multiple levels. The expose also links Ravi Rishi to massive price mark ups in purchase of Atlas cranes.
Army Chief General VK Singh files a formal written complaint with the CBI over the 14 crore bribe allegedly offered to him for procurement of sub-standard trucks.
BJP leader Prakash Javadekar asks why the government continued to deal with London-based businessman Ravi Rishi despite knowing that his name was in the negative list.
The CBI will probe the entire deals from 1997 onwards for procurement of the Tatra trucks by the Army as part of its comprehensive probe into the allegations by Army Chief Gen VK Singh.
The CBI, which is probing into the irregularities in the Tatra trucks deal with the Army, is set to summon Ravi Rishi for questioning for the fourth time.
Vectra chief Ravi Rishi reaches the CBI headquarters for a round of interrogation in connection with irregularities in the supply of Tatra trucks to the Indian Army.
Amid controversies surrounding defence deals, a crucial meeting by the Defence Acquisition Council, which will be attended by both Gen VK Singh and AK Antony, is held today.
The CBI has not only restrained Vectra boss Ravi Rishi from leaving the country, but will interrogate him for the third time, in connection with the Tatra trucks deal with the Army.
The CBI has summoned chairman of the Vectra group, Ravi Rishi, again in connection with the allegedly irregularities in the supply of Tatra trucks to the Indian Army.
Finance Minister denies differences between the Government and the Army Chief, says the Defence Minister has clarified the issue on the floor of the house.
A 2009 letter accessed by Headlines Today which is written by the then Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad to Defence Minister AK Antony reveals that the latter was very well aware of the Tatra truck deal.