The arms company has contradicted the basis of the CAG audit, saying it signed a Memorandum of Understanding on offsets and collaborated production with the Ordnance Factory Board.
Archive | August, 2010
Anatomy of a blacklist: Singapore Technologies
The CAG submitted a report to Parliament last week, that testifies to the acts of omission and commission, based on incompetence, lack of foresight or mala fide intent, that led to the recommendation for the blacklisting of Singapore Technologies, arising from the issue of the supply of carbines to paramilitary forces.
Norks and social media, again and more
The Underwear Bomber indirectly improves Nigerian flight safety standards, LSD poisoning of a French town in 1951 and more, in News Wrap.
Pakistani floods exaggerated? and more
Has Islamabad exaggerated flood damage for aid? The real reasons for the arrest of a peacemaking Taliban leader, Wikileaks funding and more, in News Wrap.
Indian warships sail for Africa
Four Indian warships INS Mysore, Tabar, Ganga and Aditya have set sail on a goodwill visit to several maritime nations of Africa and South Indian Ocean.
Navy’s submarine rescue plan leaks: CAG
The Comptroller and Auditor General of India has criticized the implementation of the Indian Navy’s plan for enabling its submarines with facilities to couple with Deep Submergence Rescue Vessels and Submarine Rescue Chambers of the United States Navy , which has resulted in an expenditure of USD 744,343.
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