Daily Newsletter | Thursday, April 28, 2016 | | Chopper deal: What SP Tyagi had revealed during CBI interrogation | Former Indian Air Force Chief S P Tyagi, accused of swinging the Rs 3,600 crore VVIP chopper deal in favour of Anglo-Italian firm AgustaWestland, had admitted during his interrogation by the CBI in 2013 that he had met middleman Guido Ralph Haschke at a farm house party in Delhi. |
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Finmeccanica not blacklisted, new deals on hold | Italian conglomerate Finmeccanica and its subsidiaries like the UK-based AgustaWestland are yet to be formally blacklisted by India, even though all fresh arms deals with them continue to be on hold. |
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Chopper deal: Not afraid of anyone, says Sonia | With BJP dragging Sonia Gandhi's name into the AgustaWestland chopper scam, an angry Congress chief retaliated by accusing the ruling party of resorting to a "strategy of character assassination" by directing "false and baseless" allegations against her and party colleagues. |
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| | | | Govt’s plan to ban all tobacco FDI to hit GPI | The government’s proposed ban on allowing foreign direct investment for manufacture of tobacco products through trademark or licensing route is expected to hit a majority of the tobacco business of Godfrey Phillips India (GPI), the KK Modi-controlled company, which has a licensing arrangement with US-based Philip Morris for the Indian market. |
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Diesel more efficient than petrol, says Japan envoy | The ongoing diesel imbroglio, which is fought in the country’s highest court took a diplomatic turn on Wednesday with the Japanese Ambassador to India taking a snipe when he claimed it was more efficient than petrol. |
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| Kangana's lawyer: Need to move on, stop arguing | With statements being issued and counter-statements being sent out, the Hrithik-Kangana battle has turned murkier. As per the latest statement issued by Kangana's lawyer, it seems like the two parties have decided to not issue further media statements. |
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Nawazuddin: Industry knows everyone's worth | Nawazuddin Siddiqui is shooting in Delhi for a romantic role in a Sohail Khan film, even as his Anurag Kashyap film gears up for a Cannes premiere. Delhi Times speaks to him about the various worlds he inhabits as an actor |
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