India's Rs 23,562-cr French Scorpene submarines project gets d...

Amid reports of Indias Scorpene submarine building programme at defence shipyard Mazagon Dock Limited (MDL) suffering another jolt and resultant delay in the wake of the yards failure to renew it...

Even as the Scorpene submarine project gets further delayed, serious questions are being raised on the way one of India's biggest defence contracts is being managed.

The project has suffered fresh troubles with a new assessment showing another 18 months of delay even as its Spanish consultants have left the venture.

A complaint was received alleging financial irregularities against the then Director in-charge of Scorpene Submarine project in a Defence Shipyard. The complaint is under enquiry. This information was given by Minister of State for Defence Shri ...

India's Scorpene submarine project likely will face an 18-month delivery delay after the pullout of consultants from Spanish shipbuilding partner Navantia. A report by India's Times News Network said Mazagon Dock Ltd., the government shipbuilder in ...

The Indian Navy's first Scorpene-class submarine (SSK) will be launched by DCNS in 2014, as part of the technology transfer agreement between the two countries, French ambassador Francois Richier has announced. Richier was quoted by Press Trust of ...

The VVIP helicopter scam has cast its dark shadow on yet another naval project as the defence ministry is withholding a decision on the procurement of 100 Black Shark torpedos from a Finmeccanica group company for six Scorpene submarines. The government had ...

The Scorpene deal has been under a cloud of controversy with the government conducting an inquiry into financial irregularities committed by a former director in-charge of the whopping Rs 23,562-crore project, which has been dogged by huge time and ...

V.K. Saraswat, Director General of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), on Friday gave a restrained leg up to enhancing foreign direct investment (FDI) cap in defence sector to 40 to 45 per cent from the current 26, but felt any ...