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AgustaWestland accused Orsi, Spagnolini acquitted: Why is Indian evidence not good enough for foreign judicial systems?

India's investigations into scandals, like AgustaWestland, follow a dreary, predictable path; more so, when it comes to military & quasi-military purchases.

Arun Jaitley responds to Rahul Gandhi's allegations over Rafale deal, says there was no 'Quattrocchi' involved this time

Union finance minister Arun Jaitley on Saturday hit back at Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi for questioning the Rafale fighter aircraft deal

Bofors case: Supreme Court likely to begin final hearing on 1986 Howitzer gun deal scandal in October

Supreme Court is likely to hear in October a plea against Hinduja brothers for their alleged involvement in the kickbacks in purchase of Bofors howitzer guns

With BJP demanding reopening of Bofors probe, Congress won't be saved by Rahul Gandhi's rhetoric alone

The PAC sub-committee has handed a weapon to the ruling party through its suggestion to reopen the Bofors scam involving former Congress leader and prime minister Rajiv Gandhi

Trouble for Congress? Parliamentary panel wants CBI to seek Centre's permission to reopen Bofors probe

A sub-committee of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has asked the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to reopen Bofors probe — an Achilles’ heel for the Congress party and the Nehru-Gandhi family.

Vijay Mallya’s arrest, bail in London: Narendra Modi govt's action sends strong message to absconders

Vijay Mallya may have got conditional bail by a Westminster magistrate court as per the provisions of British law hours after his arrest in London, but it surely means that his time to freedom and living in luxurious surroundings is counted

Bofors yes, AgustaWestland no: Why Sonia Gandhi isn't to blame for VVIP chopper scam

Almost 25 years separate the AgustaWestland scam from that of the Bofors. Both were defence deals.

AgustaWestland: After Swamy and BJP, Kejriwal wants his pound of flesh

Poor Sonia can only shout from the rooftop that she’s innocent because nobody cares about the truth as much as they do about perception.

Shiv Sena lashes out at Centre for allowing Vijay Mallya to leave country

While poor farmers are driven to commit suicide when they fail to pay off loans obtained by staking their homes and holdings for small loans ranging from Rs 25,000-50,000, the laws do not seem to apply to Modi and Mallya, Sena said.

From Vijay Mallya to Ishrat Jahan: Here's how war of words disrupted Parliament today

On Thursday the Parliament (both houses) saw discussion over issues like the fleeing of Vijay Mallya and the missing documents in the Ishrat Jehan case. The opposition lashed out against the alleged mistakes of the government and staged a walkout.