Tatra Vectra

The Defence Ministry has suspended all business dealings with Vectra Advanced Engineering Private Ltd for one year in view of a probe by the CBI into the allegations of wrongdoings against it in the Tatra Truck deal, officials said today.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) today carried out raids at five places, including Lieutenant General (retd) Tejinder Singh's residence, in Delhi after registering a case against him on former Army chief VK Singh's complaint that he was offered bribe to clear a tranche of "substandard" vehicles.

Tatra has moved Delhi High Court against aviation regulator DGCA's decision to cancel the flying permit of Global Vectra, a subsidiary of the company which used to run helicopter service to the holy cave shrine of Vaishno Devi.

Aviation regulator DGCA has suspended the operating permit of the company, whose promoter Ravi Rishi is under the CBI scanner in the controversial Tatra truck deal with the army.

State-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) and other oil companies have begun hunting for helicopters for their offshore operations

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is conducting raids at least three places in Delhi and Noida as part of its ongoing probe into the Tatra trucks deal case. The premises being searched by the investigating agency today include residences of two former Army officials and one Vectra employee.

Has the whistle-blower in the Tatra truck scam gone underground fearing for his life? Since the Army Chief General VK Singh disclosed last week that he was offered 14-crores as a bribe to clear "sub-standard" trucks, a new surge of attention is being paid to the 7000 Tatra trucks that have been bought by the Army since 1986. Tatra is a Czech-manu...

With renewed focus on how the Indian army buys its equipment, the CBI is interrogating Ravi Rishi, the chairman of Vectra, again today.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has reportedly impounded the passport of London-based businessman and head of truck manufacturing company Vectra, Ravi Rishi, to ensure that he does not leave India.

There is trouble for Vectra chief Ravi Rishi following the bribe allegations by Army Chief, General VK Singh, putting the UK-based company in the dock.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has reportedly issued a lookout notice against Vectra Chief Ravi Rishi. The Chairman of the truck manufacturing company is likely to be questioned by the CBI today and has been asked not to leave the country.

"Rogue elements trying to create schism between defence minister and chief," said the Army Chief

The army chief's revelation that he was offered a bribe six months after he took office in 2010 has led to renewed attention to how equipment is bought for the army. The sale of 7000 trucks to the army by a company named Vectra is being formally investigated by the CBI.

Army Chief General VK Singh has today forcefully taken on politicians who have suggested he is responsible for the leak of a confidential letter written by him to the Prime Minister, warning that India's security is at risk because the Army's equipment is obsolete. His statement said, " The leaking of the letter should be treated as high treason. T...

After the revelation by the Army Chief, General VK Singh, of an offer of a 14-crore bribe, Tatra- Vectra, the manufacturer and supplier of trucks to the Army said today they're "happy enquiries are on." Ravinder Rishi, the Chairman of Tatra Vectra told NDTV, "We don't sell BEML, we only sell parts. I have never even been to South Block."

The Defence Ministry has suspended all business dealings with Vectra Advanced Engineering Private Ltd for one year in view of a probe by the CBI into the allegations of wrongdoings against it in the Tatra Truck deal, officials said today.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) today carried out raids at five places, including Lieutenant General (retd) Tejinder Singh's residence, in Delhi after registering a case against him on former Army chief VK Singh's complaint that he was offered bribe to clear a tranche of "substandard" vehicles.

Tatra has moved Delhi High Court against aviation regulator DGCA's decision to cancel the flying permit of Global Vectra, a subsidiary of the company which used to run helicopter service to the holy cave shrine of Vaishno Devi.

Aviation regulator DGCA has suspended the operating permit of the company, whose promoter Ravi Rishi is under the CBI scanner in the controversial Tatra truck deal with the army.

State-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) and other oil companies have begun hunting for helicopters for their offshore operations

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is conducting raids at least three places in Delhi and Noida as part of its ongoing probe into the Tatra trucks deal case. The premises being searched by the investigating agency today include residences of two former Army officials and one Vectra employee.

Has the whistle-blower in the Tatra truck scam gone underground fearing for his life? Since the Army Chief General VK Singh disclosed last week that he was offered 14-crores as a bribe to clear "sub-standard" trucks, a new surge of attention is being paid to the 7000 Tatra trucks that have been bought by the Army since 1986. Tatra is a Czech-manu...

With renewed focus on how the Indian army buys its equipment, the CBI is interrogating Ravi Rishi, the chairman of Vectra, again today.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has reportedly impounded the passport of London-based businessman and head of truck manufacturing company Vectra, Ravi Rishi, to ensure that he does not leave India.

There is trouble for Vectra chief Ravi Rishi following the bribe allegations by Army Chief, General VK Singh, putting the UK-based company in the dock.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has reportedly issued a lookout notice against Vectra Chief Ravi Rishi. The Chairman of the truck manufacturing company is likely to be questioned by the CBI today and has been asked not to leave the country.

"Rogue elements trying to create schism between defence minister and chief," said the Army Chief

The army chief's revelation that he was offered a bribe six months after he took office in 2010 has led to renewed attention to how equipment is bought for the army. The sale of 7000 trucks to the army by a company named Vectra is being formally investigated by the CBI.

Army Chief General VK Singh has today forcefully taken on politicians who have suggested he is responsible for the leak of a confidential letter written by him to the Prime Minister, warning that India's security is at risk because the Army's equipment is obsolete. His statement said, " The leaking of the letter should be treated as high treason. T...

After the revelation by the Army Chief, General VK Singh, of an offer of a 14-crore bribe, Tatra- Vectra, the manufacturer and supplier of trucks to the Army said today they're "happy enquiries are on." Ravinder Rishi, the Chairman of Tatra Vectra told NDTV, "We don't sell BEML, we only sell parts. I have never even been to South Block."