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Navy skydivers in freefall, probed for fraud

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    • Manu Pubby Tags : Two top officers, Indian Navy’s Skydiving Team, alleged embezzlement of funds Posted: Sunday , Jan 04, 2009 at 0154 hrs

    Mahajan, whose father is an employee at Tata Motors, says her family is still struggling to pay the loan they had taken against the family house to fund the record breaking jump.

    The Navy however has not offered any comments on the inquiry and only said a board of inquiry had been constituted to look into the issue.

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    Training need for skydivingBy: G.CHANDRA MOHAN | 08-Jul-2009 Reply | Forward I have keen interest to learn skydiving, but i am enable to getting the training in Hyderabad. so please kindly provide me information. skydiving is my goal
    get rid of this obsessionBy: deepak | 04-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward sick editor continues to bash the forces..not a single good of the armed forces has been reported by this newspaper...no prize for guesses plzzzzz...the editor is incorrigibly biased..
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