 | Congress trying to draw political mileage over Rafael issue with eye on polls: Rajnath SinghThe Home Minister also accused the Congress of trying to gain political mileage over the issue with an eye on the Lok Sabha elections next year. |
 | Find out which 'version' is true: P Chidambaram on Arun Jaitley's Rafale deal remarksUnion Finance Minister Arun Jaitley discredited former French President Francois Hollande's revelation on the choice of an offset partner. |
 | Rafale deal: France fears damage after former president Francois Hollande fans controversyJunior foreign minister Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne, fearing damage to Indo-French ties, said that the ex-French President's remarks do not help anyone and above all do not help France. |
 | Rafale row : Jaitley questions Hollande’s ‘two versions of truth’Jaitley, hinting at a possible ‘collusion’, raised questions as to how Hollande’s comments casting aspersion on the Indian government came just two days after a tweet by Rahul. |
 | Rafale deal will not be cancelled, wait for CAG report: Arun JaitleyHe asserted that the present Rafale aircrafts are cheaper than what Congress-led UPA government had negotiated and added that all these facts and figures will be placed before the CAG. |
 | HAL employees feel let down after fresh revelations on Rafale dealHowever, retired Indian Air Force personnel — wary of HAL repeatedly missing deadlines — have defended the controversial deal. |
 | Defence Ministry denies role in selection of Reliance Defence for Rafale dealThe Defence Ministry said "unnecessary controversies" are being sought to be created following media reports regarding a statement purportedly made by Hollande. |
 | Rafale deal: France, Dassault Aviation contradict ex-President Hollande on Indian partnersHollande was quoted in an article by a French website as claiming that the Indian government had asked the French government to nominate Reliance Defence as its India partner in the deal. |
 | Rafale deal: After Hollande's statement, France says not involved in choosing Indian partnersThe statement came following a French media report which quoted former President Francois Hollande as saying that the Indian government proposed Reliance Defence as the partner for Dassault Aviation. |
 | Indian government chose Anil Ambani for Rafale deal, says Ex-French President Francois HollandeHollande on a question about who selected Reliance as a partner and why, said it was the Indian govt that proposed Reliance’s name and Dassault had no choice but to take the company given to it. |
