Antrix Devas Deal

HC dismisses former Isro chief Madhavan Nair's petition

The CAT had in April last year dismissed Nair's plea, seeking quashing of the Centre's decision to debar him from holding government posts.

Former ISRO chairman approaches Kerala HC challenging tribunal order

Former ISRO Chairman G Madhavan Nair on Monday approached the Kerala High Court challenging the verdict of Central Administrative Tribunal which had turned down his petition as 'non-maintainable'.

Space agency scam: Ex ISRO chief calls charges against him 'stupid'

Former ISRO chief G Madhavan Nair today termed as "the stupidest thing to happen to anybody", the charges levelled against him over the Antrix-Devas deal.

ISRO refuses to release letters from ex-chief on Antrix-Devas deal

While refusing to give the documents, ISRO claimed that the matter was still being probed.

PAC to take up CAG report on Devas-Antrix deal

The CAG had come down heavily on the Department of Space, particularly on its former Secretary G Madhavan Nair, in the Antrix-Devas deal alleging numerous rules and policies were violated and facts concealed to favour a private company.

Nair unenthusiastic to Law Ministry's offer to explain stand

Nair today took a dim view of the Law Ministry's directive to the Department of Space to give a chance to him to explain his stand on the controversial Antrix-Devas deal.

PMO keeps Nair waiting on Antrix-Devas deal fresh probe

In the recent letter, Nair said on Sunday he had point-by-point explained vis-a-vis charges against him.

Nair writes to PMO, demands fresh probe into Antrix-Devas deal

Nair wrote the letter to the PMO sometime middle of last week accusing the Department of Space (DoS) of having got the entire thing "completely wrong" while deciding the cancellation and other issues concerning the Antrix-Devas deal.

Roddam quits space panel, says Nair's humiliation was 'unjustified'

Narasimha was one of the people who probed into the contract and had found no evidence of fraud.

Moily defends PM, says he acted swiftly to cancel Devas deal

Moily admitted that "somewhere, there was no proper handling" but asserted the Prime Minister could not be blamed for it.