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My understanding of this entire Rafale fiasco is this In apr 2018 Alok verma defected to Congress.He turned rogue when turf war broke out between him and Spl Dir. Rakesh Asthana. He used his extensive contacts in Delhi police and it's not even that difficult to get documents of defence deals.It's not The Hindu but that rogue CBI chief Alok Verma stole the documents. He, with the help of technical division in CBI tapped phones of officials in Defence Ministry, Home ministry, NSA and even some RAW & IB sleuths. All this at behest of Congress.He tapped many officials, NSA and using his contacts got his hands on Rafale files.The plan was to Implicate Modi, and hence he was waiting to file an FIR in the so called scam.Once the FIR was filed, he could then implicate MoD and PMO officials and then leading up to PM.Congress would use it to hilt to gain political mileage.He was also at the same time scuttling the extradition process of Christian michel & others. For this he was tapping phones of some RAW officials inculding that of the Dubai station chief.Then happened the Rakesh Asthana saga...and the govt got a whiff of his designs and then decided to wash their hands off both verma and asthanaThe documents he had on Rafale were given to congress & congress is running this media & legal campaign. N Ram and Prashant Bhushan are just the pawnsEdit ; Anybody who had been in south block knows , it’s not difficult to get info out . Most babus don’t know the gravity of these papers . They merely see it as tender document & specification which they are happy to share with rivals for small favoursIf naval war room secrets can be found on pen drives of some defence dealer, This is a pretty small affair in comparison.

This experience is about my work life - one of several good experiences. It wasn’t that I had done something great but it did provide a lot of job satisfaction.When I got posted at the High Commission of India in London, one of the facts that struck me when I came to the High Commission (called India House) on the first day was the dark exterior of the huge building. India House is an iconic building built in 1930. It was designed by world famous architect, Herbert Baker. It’s such a grand building that the tourist buses sometimes stop in front of the building to allow the tourists a good view and opportunity to take photos. But this is how the building looked when I started my posting at the High Commission in 2009:The stone facade had never been cleaned since the construction of the building. Facade cleaning of a listed building such as India House is a complicated process in the UK requiring several clearances and technical expertise. Besides, other factors such as minimal disturbance to surrounding areas have to be factored in. In 1990s, an attempt was made to get the facade cleaned. After a year-long procedure, a cleaning company was shortlisted. The estimated cost of work was over one million UK Pounds. After more than two years of efforts, the work came to nothing. The project was given up.After spending two years in the High Commission, I was also given charge of the Projects & Maintenance Wing. When I re-initiated the project, I was told that I was wasting my time. On going through previous files, I found that the High Commission had prepared the tender document on its own. I felt that it would be better to hire an external technical consultant who’d not only prepare the tender document detailing the scope of work but also ensure that the contractor carried out the work properly. It seems counter-intuitive but the cost of work drastically came down when we hired an external consultant. It took about a year to get all approvals and shortlist a contractor. But the work was finally over and done at a cost of about one-fifth of the cost estimated in 1990s.And now India House looks like this:

Hi!A tender is a request by, for example, a company or government department(s) seeking supplier(s) of goods or services. The tender documentation will set out the requirements, timeline, criteria, etc, and will often include a response template and a draft agreement/contract.A bid is a potential supplier’s response to a tender. It must answer all questions asked in the tender documentation and must include all information requested, including proposed costings, if required.This is a simplistic explanation, but it does clarify the difference between ‘tender’ and ‘bid’. Hope it helps.