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Interview: Jan Widerström, chairman and managing director of Saab India Technologies
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Widerström outlined the company’s strategy in India and, more specifically, how it plans to manufacture the Gripen E aircraft here.
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Aero India: New single-engine fighters to be star attractions
Here’s what you can expect at this year’s Aero India event.
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India creates fund to kick-start R&D by small companies
India’s Ministry of Defence has created a new scheme to fund research and development by micro, small and medium-sized defense enterprises with the aim of benefiting the domestic defense industry.
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India Hikes Defense Spending by 10 Percent
Analysts, however, say the hike is insufficient, as it will merely compensate for inflation and pay for past commitments, leaving fewer funds to buy new weapons and equipment.
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Wary of homemade fighter jet, Indian navy looks abroad
The Indian navy has issued a global request for information to procure 57 multirole fighters for its aircraft carriers at an estimated price tag of $15 billion.
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In Policy Reversal, Private Companies to Build Indian Howitzer
The Indian Army has a requirement of more than 1,500 towed guns, and the production order could be worth more than $4.5 billion, a potential boost for domestic private defense businesses.
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Russia Allows Companies to Work With India to Supply Weapon Spares
Russia has agreed to allow its defense companies to forge direct ties with Indian defense companies to supply, service and jointly manufacture spares for use by Indian defense forces.
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Indian Military Is Said to Revise Its War Doctrine
India is likely to revisit the Cold Start doctrine, which foresees short, intense and quick wars with neighboring Pakistan and China against the backdrop of terrorism and nuclear threats.
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India Wants Defensive Upgrades for Its New Russian Tanks
The newly ordered Russian T-90MS tanks for the Indian Army will come without advanced protection systems, prompting India to explore acquisition of these systems from domestic sources.
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No Torpedoes for India’s Second Scorpene Submarine
India has launched the second French Scorpene-class submarine, but the Khanderi will not be equipped with torpedoes.
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Interview: Jan Widerström, chairman and managing director of Saab India Technologies
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Widerström outlined the company’s strategy in India and, more specifically, how it plans to manufacture the Gripen E aircraft here.
-
Aero India: New single-engine fighters to be star attractions
Here’s what you can expect at this year’s Aero India event.
-
India creates fund to kick-start R&D by small companies
India’s Ministry of Defence has created a new scheme to fund research and development by micro, small and medium-sized defense enterprises with the aim of benefiting the domestic defense industry.
-
India Hikes Defense Spending by 10 Percent
Analysts, however, say the hike is insufficient, as it will merely compensate for inflation and pay for past commitments, leaving fewer funds to buy new weapons and equipment.
-
Wary of homemade fighter jet, Indian navy looks abroad
The Indian navy has issued a global request for information to procure 57 multirole fighters for its aircraft carriers at an estimated price tag of $15 billion.
-
In Policy Reversal, Private Companies to Build Indian Howitzer
The Indian Army has a requirement of more than 1,500 towed guns, and the production order could be worth more than $4.5 billion, a potential boost for domestic private defense businesses.
-
Russia Allows Companies to Work With India to Supply Weapon Spares
Russia has agreed to allow its defense companies to forge direct ties with Indian defense companies to supply, service and jointly manufacture spares for use by Indian defense forces.
-
Indian Military Is Said to Revise Its War Doctrine
India is likely to revisit the Cold Start doctrine, which foresees short, intense and quick wars with neighboring Pakistan and China against the backdrop of terrorism and nuclear threats.
-
India Wants Defensive Upgrades for Its New Russian Tanks
The newly ordered Russian T-90MS tanks for the Indian Army will come without advanced protection systems, prompting India to explore acquisition of these systems from domestic sources.
-
No Torpedoes for India’s Second Scorpene Submarine
India has launched the second French Scorpene-class submarine, but the Khanderi will not be equipped with torpedoes.
-
Interview: Jan Widerström, chairman and managing director of Saab India Technologies
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Widerström outlined the company’s strategy in India and, more specifically, how it plans to manufacture the Gripen E aircraft here.
-
Aero India: New single-engine fighters to be star attractions
Here’s what you can expect at this year’s Aero India event.
-
India creates fund to kick-start R&D by small companies
India’s Ministry of Defence has created a new scheme to fund research and development by micro, small and medium-sized defense enterprises with the aim of benefiting the domestic defense industry.
-
India Hikes Defense Spending by 10 Percent
Analysts, however, say the hike is insufficient, as it will merely compensate for inflation and pay for past commitments, leaving fewer funds to buy new weapons and equipment.
-
Wary of homemade fighter jet, Indian navy looks abroad
The Indian navy has issued a global request for information to procure 57 multirole fighters for its aircraft carriers at an estimated price tag of $15 billion.
-
In Policy Reversal, Private Companies to Build Indian Howitzer
The Indian Army has a requirement of more than 1,500 towed guns, and the production order could be worth more than $4.5 billion, a potential boost for domestic private defense businesses.
-
Russia Allows Companies to Work With India to Supply Weapon Spares
Russia has agreed to allow its defense companies to forge direct ties with Indian defense companies to supply, service and jointly manufacture spares for use by Indian defense forces.
-
Indian Military Is Said to Revise Its War Doctrine
India is likely to revisit the Cold Start doctrine, which foresees short, intense and quick wars with neighboring Pakistan and China against the backdrop of terrorism and nuclear threats.
-
India Wants Defensive Upgrades for Its New Russian Tanks
The newly ordered Russian T-90MS tanks for the Indian Army will come without advanced protection systems, prompting India to explore acquisition of these systems from domestic sources.
-
No Torpedoes for India’s Second Scorpene Submarine
India has launched the second French Scorpene-class submarine, but the Khanderi will not be equipped with torpedoes.
