A Delhi court today dismissed the plea of a private firm, which along with its CEO, is accused in the Rs 3,600 crore VVIP helicopter deal s...

The CBI has frozen bank accounts of former IAF chief S P Tyagi and other Indians named as accused in choppergate scam.

Aeromatrix Info, an accused firm in the Rs 3600 crore VVIP helicopter deal scam, has moved to a Delhi court seeking defreezing of its bank ...

CBI has shared crucial documents with the Enforcement Directorate (ED) showing money trail of the alleged Rs 362-crore kickback in the VVIP...

Amid the ongoing controversy over alleged kickbacks in the Rs.3,600 crore VVIP chopper deal, Anglo-Italian firm AgustaWestland today replie...

AgustaWestland has claimed that there was no wrongdoing in its links with the two software firms, which were allegedly used to pay kickback...

The Italian firm had sought a week's extension to explain its linkages with the two firms and teh request has been granted by the Defence M...

The agency was scrutinising the flow of money into the accounts of IDS and Aeromatrix and had also roped in Enforcement Directorate and IT ...

Defence Ministry has asked AgustaWestland to explain within one week its linkages with software cos allegedly used as a cover for paying ki...

CBI today questioned Aeromatrix CEO Praveen Bakshi in connection with alleged kickbacks in the Rs 3600 crore helicopter deal purportedly se...

Defence Ministry is writing to the firm asking about its linkages with software companies allegedly used as a cover for paying kickbacks in...

The agency has also sought the reply given by Italian firm Finmeccanica to the questions raised by the Ministry, CBI sources said.

Former Air Chief S P Tyagi has been named in a CBI Preliminary Enquiry on allegations of kickbacks in the Rs 3,600 crore VVIP chopper deal.

Two Chandigarh-based companies, IDS and Aeromatrix, whose holding company is IDS Mauritius, are under scanner for their relationship with I...

The company at the centre of the Agusta Westland VVIP helicopter scandal, IDS India, does not appear to exist in any official database.

Praveen Bakshi, the CEO of Aeromatrix, said here that he was not sure why the company's name figures in the probe.

Military top brass is keeping its fingers crossed as their efforts to get a replacement for Cheetah and Chetak helicopters yet again faces ...