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Air India In Multiple Scams, Says CBI. Here's What It's Investigating
The CBI is investigating a decade-old deal which saw Air India and Indian Airlines acquiring 111 aircraft, saddling the national carriers with losses. The deal was approved by the cabinet of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh; the new inquiry adds to a list of scandals linked to his two successive terms in sectors including coal and telecom.
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CBI To Probe Air India-Indian Airlines Merger, Other Congress-Era Deals
The Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI will probe the controversial merger of Air India and Indian Airlines, besides alleged irregularities in purchase and lease of aircraft by the two state-run carriers under the Congress-led UPA coalition government which it said has caused "huge" losses to the taxpayer.
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In 225 Crores Air India Software Procurement 'Scam', FIR Against Unknown Officials
CBI has registered a case against unknown officials of Air India, German firm SAP AG and global computer major IBM in connection with alleged irregularities in procurement of software worth Rs 225 crore by the national carrier in 2011.
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Air India In Multiple Scams, Says CBI. Here's What It's Investigating
The CBI is investigating a decade-old deal which saw Air India and Indian Airlines acquiring 111 aircraft, saddling the national carriers with losses. The deal was approved by the cabinet of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh; the new inquiry adds to a list of scandals linked to his two successive terms in sectors including coal and telecom.
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CBI To Probe Air India-Indian Airlines Merger, Other Congress-Era Deals
The Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI will probe the controversial merger of Air India and Indian Airlines, besides alleged irregularities in purchase and lease of aircraft by the two state-run carriers under the Congress-led UPA coalition government which it said has caused "huge" losses to the taxpayer.
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In 225 Crores Air India Software Procurement 'Scam', FIR Against Unknown Officials
CBI has registered a case against unknown officials of Air India, German firm SAP AG and global computer major IBM in connection with alleged irregularities in procurement of software worth Rs 225 crore by the national carrier in 2011.
