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Indian Army’s tank modification proposals could delay induction by 7 years
The Indian Army is seeking major structural and design changes in the homegrown Arjun Mk-2, but the state-owned Defence Research and Development Organization says the “changes” could take up to seven years, causing a delay in the induction schedule.
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India, South Korea sign agreement to build warships
India and South Korea inked a memorandum of understanding on Friday in India to cooperate in shipbuilding for military use.
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Indian Navy’s modernization plans in jeopardy
“Our Achilles’ heel is our lethargic military-industrial complex, managed by bureaucrats and scientists with no accountability.”
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Trump administration reaffirms India as major defense partner
In the first visit to India by a senior official of the Trump administration, U.S. national security adviser Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster on Tuesday reaffirmed India’s designation as a major defense partner.
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UK to promote ‘Make in India’ policy
India and the U.K. have decided to enhance defense ties based on the joint development and production of weapons at Indian facilities under the ‘Make In India’ policy.
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India to guarantee long-term ammo contracts to private sector
India is seeking long-term deals with domestic private sector companies for a variety of ammunition.
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India forced to soften protectionist defense-acquisitions policy
At present, domestic companies are simply not mature enough to build large platforms, officials acknowledge.
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India’s Hindustan Aeronautics offers performance guarantee for new helos
“No foreign original equipment manufacturer has yet offered PBL to Indian defense forces since it [is] a very expensive proposition for them and the project cost would shoot up drastically if the volumes are low.”
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IAI emerges as lowest bidder for Indian Army’s radar program
However, a senior MoD official says the ministry will continue to pursue an even cheaper option for the program.
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India’s Hindustan Aeronautics clocks highest-ever sales
India’s sole military aircraft producer, state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, has reported its highest-ever sales turnover of $2.62 billion for the fiscal year that started April 1, 2016. In the previous fiscal year, total sales turnover was $2.57 billion.
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Indian Army’s tank modification proposals could delay induction by 7 years
The Indian Army is seeking major structural and design changes in the homegrown Arjun Mk-2, but the state-owned Defence Research and Development Organization says the “changes” could take up to seven years, causing a delay in the induction schedule.
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India, South Korea sign agreement to build warships
India and South Korea inked a memorandum of understanding on Friday in India to cooperate in shipbuilding for military use.
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Indian Navy’s modernization plans in jeopardy
“Our Achilles’ heel is our lethargic military-industrial complex, managed by bureaucrats and scientists with no accountability.”
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Trump administration reaffirms India as major defense partner
In the first visit to India by a senior official of the Trump administration, U.S. national security adviser Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster on Tuesday reaffirmed India’s designation as a major defense partner.
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UK to promote ‘Make in India’ policy
India and the U.K. have decided to enhance defense ties based on the joint development and production of weapons at Indian facilities under the ‘Make In India’ policy.
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India to guarantee long-term ammo contracts to private sector
India is seeking long-term deals with domestic private sector companies for a variety of ammunition.
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India forced to soften protectionist defense-acquisitions policy
At present, domestic companies are simply not mature enough to build large platforms, officials acknowledge.
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India’s Hindustan Aeronautics offers performance guarantee for new helos
“No foreign original equipment manufacturer has yet offered PBL to Indian defense forces since it [is] a very expensive proposition for them and the project cost would shoot up drastically if the volumes are low.”
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IAI emerges as lowest bidder for Indian Army’s radar program
However, a senior MoD official says the ministry will continue to pursue an even cheaper option for the program.
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India’s Hindustan Aeronautics clocks highest-ever sales
India’s sole military aircraft producer, state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, has reported its highest-ever sales turnover of $2.62 billion for the fiscal year that started April 1, 2016. In the previous fiscal year, total sales turnover was $2.57 billion.
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Indian Army’s tank modification proposals could delay induction by 7 years
The Indian Army is seeking major structural and design changes in the homegrown Arjun Mk-2, but the state-owned Defence Research and Development Organization says the “changes” could take up to seven years, causing a delay in the induction schedule.
-
India, South Korea sign agreement to build warships
India and South Korea inked a memorandum of understanding on Friday in India to cooperate in shipbuilding for military use.
-
Indian Navy’s modernization plans in jeopardy
“Our Achilles’ heel is our lethargic military-industrial complex, managed by bureaucrats and scientists with no accountability.”
-
Trump administration reaffirms India as major defense partner
In the first visit to India by a senior official of the Trump administration, U.S. national security adviser Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster on Tuesday reaffirmed India’s designation as a major defense partner.
-
UK to promote ‘Make in India’ policy
India and the U.K. have decided to enhance defense ties based on the joint development and production of weapons at Indian facilities under the ‘Make In India’ policy.
-
India to guarantee long-term ammo contracts to private sector
India is seeking long-term deals with domestic private sector companies for a variety of ammunition.
-
India forced to soften protectionist defense-acquisitions policy
At present, domestic companies are simply not mature enough to build large platforms, officials acknowledge.
-
India’s Hindustan Aeronautics offers performance guarantee for new helos
“No foreign original equipment manufacturer has yet offered PBL to Indian defense forces since it [is] a very expensive proposition for them and the project cost would shoot up drastically if the volumes are low.”
-
IAI emerges as lowest bidder for Indian Army’s radar program
However, a senior MoD official says the ministry will continue to pursue an even cheaper option for the program.
-
India’s Hindustan Aeronautics clocks highest-ever sales
India’s sole military aircraft producer, state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, has reported its highest-ever sales turnover of $2.62 billion for the fiscal year that started April 1, 2016. In the previous fiscal year, total sales turnover was $2.57 billion.
