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Papers Show Reliance Joint Venture 'Mandatory' For Rafale Deal: Report
An internal document of Dassault Aviation, the makers of the Rafale fighters that India is buying from France, shows the aerospace major picking Anil Ambani's Reliance Defence as the offset partner in India was a "trade-off" for the 36 jet deal, according to a report by French investigative journal Mediapart.
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Francois Hollande Stands By Statement On Rafale, His Office Tells NDTV: 10 Updates
Francois Hollande, the former French president who dropped a bombshell yesterday by telling a French journal that the Indian government proposed Anil Ambani's Reliance Defence as the India partner for the 36 Rafale jet deal, has said he stands by his statement, his office told NDTV today. His reiterated his stand even as the French government and D...
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India Shared Just 3 Documents For Crucial Agusta Trial, Says Italian Judge
Despite requests, the Congress-led government shared just three documents with Italy as it investigated how bribes were paid in India for an order for 3,600 crores for a dozen helicopters.
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Manmohan Singh Not Dialled, Says Italian Diplomat Named In Agusta Note
Once India cancelled an order to buy helicopters because the deal with manufacturer AgustaWestland was studded with bribes, Dr Manmohan Singh, who was then Prime Minister, was not approached to influence the investigation in Delhi, a top Italian diplomat has said.
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PM Narendra Modi Says 'Climate Justice' Won In Paris Accord
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has hailed the landmark climate accord in Paris saying it pointed the world towards a greener future.
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Developed Nations Have Been Unhelpful, India Role Constructive at Climate Summit: G-77 Chief
The Chairperson of the group G77-China bloc which represents 134 countries and includes India, described the attitude of the developed countries in the Paris negotiations on Climate Change as "very unhelpful" in an interview to NDTV today.
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Developed Countries Trying To Shift Responsibility On Climate Change: India
India strongly voiced its concern over the new draft released yesterday at COP21 summit, saying "a durable agreement cannot be crafted by putting the polluters and the victims at the same level".
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'Can't be Bullied,' Says India on US Concerns Ahead of Paris Climate Summit
India cannot be bullied, Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said today, responding to US concerns over India's pace of climate change action ahead of the key Paris summit that starts on Monday.
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'Sentencing Changes Nothing, Will Help Black Money Probe,' Says Herve Falciani
Undeterred after being sentenced to five years in prison by a Swiss court, whistleblower Herve Falciani who leaked HSBC Bank data, has told NDTV that the verdict "changes nothing".
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Operation to Hunt Terror Suspect in France Village, All Access Cut Off
A huge operation is under way in France to hunt for a suspect with links to a man who claimed responsibility for the Paris terror attacks.
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On the Road to Mars Water Find, was Death Metal, Long Hair
A mad passion for science - and to some extent his mother - made him swap his long locks and full-time death metal guitar-strumming, for the pursuit of finding water on Mars, 25-year-old Lujendra "Luju" Ojha says.
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UN Tribunal Asks India to Suspend Trial of Italian Marines Accused of Killing Fishermen
A UN tribunal today asked India to suspend the trial of the two Italian marines accused of killing Indian fishermen in 2012, and asked both countries to report to it on the case on September 24.
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NDTV Ground Report: Businesses in Greece Hit Hard, Thousands of Sailors Out of Jobs
Greece has more than 160 inhabited islands and the coastal shipping industry used to play and important part in the nation's economy. But since the crisis, the ferry sector has been ailing.
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After Switzerland Names 7 Indians, More Expected, Say Officials
As India tries to uncover who has stashed untaxed money abroad, Switzerland is, in an unusual deviation from its super-secretive banking rules, releasing the names of people who are being investigated for alleged tax evasion in their countries of origin.
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India's Income Tax department Issued Summons, Admits HSBC
British banking giant HSBC today said it has been served summons by the Indian tax authorities. The bank also admitted that it was being probed by tax authorities in many other countries regarding alleged irregularities by its Swiss banking unit.
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Papers Show Reliance Joint Venture 'Mandatory' For Rafale Deal: Report
An internal document of Dassault Aviation, the makers of the Rafale fighters that India is buying from France, shows the aerospace major picking Anil Ambani's Reliance Defence as the offset partner in India was a "trade-off" for the 36 jet deal, according to a report by French investigative journal Mediapart.
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Francois Hollande Stands By Statement On Rafale, His Office Tells NDTV: 10 Updates
Francois Hollande, the former French president who dropped a bombshell yesterday by telling a French journal that the Indian government proposed Anil Ambani's Reliance Defence as the India partner for the 36 Rafale jet deal, has said he stands by his statement, his office told NDTV today. His reiterated his stand even as the French government and D...
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India Shared Just 3 Documents For Crucial Agusta Trial, Says Italian Judge
Despite requests, the Congress-led government shared just three documents with Italy as it investigated how bribes were paid in India for an order for 3,600 crores for a dozen helicopters.
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Manmohan Singh Not Dialled, Says Italian Diplomat Named In Agusta Note
Once India cancelled an order to buy helicopters because the deal with manufacturer AgustaWestland was studded with bribes, Dr Manmohan Singh, who was then Prime Minister, was not approached to influence the investigation in Delhi, a top Italian diplomat has said.
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PM Narendra Modi Says 'Climate Justice' Won In Paris Accord
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has hailed the landmark climate accord in Paris saying it pointed the world towards a greener future.
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Developed Nations Have Been Unhelpful, India Role Constructive at Climate Summit: G-77 Chief
The Chairperson of the group G77-China bloc which represents 134 countries and includes India, described the attitude of the developed countries in the Paris negotiations on Climate Change as "very unhelpful" in an interview to NDTV today.
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Developed Countries Trying To Shift Responsibility On Climate Change: India
India strongly voiced its concern over the new draft released yesterday at COP21 summit, saying "a durable agreement cannot be crafted by putting the polluters and the victims at the same level".
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'Can't be Bullied,' Says India on US Concerns Ahead of Paris Climate Summit
India cannot be bullied, Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said today, responding to US concerns over India's pace of climate change action ahead of the key Paris summit that starts on Monday.
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'Sentencing Changes Nothing, Will Help Black Money Probe,' Says Herve Falciani
Undeterred after being sentenced to five years in prison by a Swiss court, whistleblower Herve Falciani who leaked HSBC Bank data, has told NDTV that the verdict "changes nothing".
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Operation to Hunt Terror Suspect in France Village, All Access Cut Off
A huge operation is under way in France to hunt for a suspect with links to a man who claimed responsibility for the Paris terror attacks.
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On the Road to Mars Water Find, was Death Metal, Long Hair
A mad passion for science - and to some extent his mother - made him swap his long locks and full-time death metal guitar-strumming, for the pursuit of finding water on Mars, 25-year-old Lujendra "Luju" Ojha says.
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UN Tribunal Asks India to Suspend Trial of Italian Marines Accused of Killing Fishermen
A UN tribunal today asked India to suspend the trial of the two Italian marines accused of killing Indian fishermen in 2012, and asked both countries to report to it on the case on September 24.
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NDTV Ground Report: Businesses in Greece Hit Hard, Thousands of Sailors Out of Jobs
Greece has more than 160 inhabited islands and the coastal shipping industry used to play and important part in the nation's economy. But since the crisis, the ferry sector has been ailing.
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After Switzerland Names 7 Indians, More Expected, Say Officials
As India tries to uncover who has stashed untaxed money abroad, Switzerland is, in an unusual deviation from its super-secretive banking rules, releasing the names of people who are being investigated for alleged tax evasion in their countries of origin.
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India's Income Tax department Issued Summons, Admits HSBC
British banking giant HSBC today said it has been served summons by the Indian tax authorities. The bank also admitted that it was being probed by tax authorities in many other countries regarding alleged irregularities by its Swiss banking unit.
