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India Looks to Fast-Track Ammo Purchases Worth $1 Billion
Faced with “critical shortages” of ammunition and other equipment, India has triggered its Fast Track Purchase (FTP) process to tap the overseas market, bypassing prescribed routine acquisition procedures.
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Continuity in Indo-US Defense Ties Seen Under Trump
Indo-US defense ties will continue with Donald Trump as the next US president, government officials here agree.
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India’s DAC Approves Blacklisting Policy, Other Procurement Projects
India’s Defense Acquisition Council on Monday approved a new policy regarding the blacklisting of defense companies charged with corruption.
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India Changing Policy on Blacklisting of Foreign Defense Companies
India will not implement blanket blacklisting of foreign defense companies charged with corruption under a newly finalized policy that likely will be made public this month, said an Indian Ministry of Defence official.
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Interview With Baba Kalyani, Chairman of Kalyani Group
Kalyani Group, a $2.5 billion conglomerate and the world’s largest forging company, has entered into aerospace and defense business in a big way.
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India To Double BrahMos Cruise Missile Range
India and Russia have approved an extension to the range of the supersonic cruise missile BrahMos, doubling it to 600 kilometers, according to an official with the Indian Ministry of Defence.
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Indian Navy Not To Mount Homegrown AIP on Scorpene Subs
In a reversal, the Indian Navy has dropped plans to mount homegrown air-independent propulsion (AIP) technology on the last two of its six Scorpene submarines under construction, putting into question the development status of the technology.
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India’s Defense Acquisition Council Clears Ultralight Howitzers Purchase From US
The case will be put up before the Cabinet Committee on Security for final clearance, followed by the official awarding of the contract.
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India Resolves US-2 Aircraft Price Issue With Japan
The first-ever defense deal between India and Japan is back on track.
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Resurrection of Indo-Russia Ties Seen in $10B Defense Agreement
This spurt in big-ticket defense programs, worth a total of $10 billion, with Russia after 2012 is not, however, being taken as a course correction by India away from United States.
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India Looks to Fast-Track Ammo Purchases Worth $1 Billion
Faced with “critical shortages” of ammunition and other equipment, India has triggered its Fast Track Purchase (FTP) process to tap the overseas market, bypassing prescribed routine acquisition procedures.
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Continuity in Indo-US Defense Ties Seen Under Trump
Indo-US defense ties will continue with Donald Trump as the next US president, government officials here agree.
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India’s DAC Approves Blacklisting Policy, Other Procurement Projects
India’s Defense Acquisition Council on Monday approved a new policy regarding the blacklisting of defense companies charged with corruption.
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India Changing Policy on Blacklisting of Foreign Defense Companies
India will not implement blanket blacklisting of foreign defense companies charged with corruption under a newly finalized policy that likely will be made public this month, said an Indian Ministry of Defence official.
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Interview With Baba Kalyani, Chairman of Kalyani Group
Kalyani Group, a $2.5 billion conglomerate and the world’s largest forging company, has entered into aerospace and defense business in a big way.
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India To Double BrahMos Cruise Missile Range
India and Russia have approved an extension to the range of the supersonic cruise missile BrahMos, doubling it to 600 kilometers, according to an official with the Indian Ministry of Defence.
-
Indian Navy Not To Mount Homegrown AIP on Scorpene Subs
In a reversal, the Indian Navy has dropped plans to mount homegrown air-independent propulsion (AIP) technology on the last two of its six Scorpene submarines under construction, putting into question the development status of the technology.
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India’s Defense Acquisition Council Clears Ultralight Howitzers Purchase From US
The case will be put up before the Cabinet Committee on Security for final clearance, followed by the official awarding of the contract.
-
India Resolves US-2 Aircraft Price Issue With Japan
The first-ever defense deal between India and Japan is back on track.
-
Resurrection of Indo-Russia Ties Seen in $10B Defense Agreement
This spurt in big-ticket defense programs, worth a total of $10 billion, with Russia after 2012 is not, however, being taken as a course correction by India away from United States.
-
India Looks to Fast-Track Ammo Purchases Worth $1 Billion
Faced with “critical shortages” of ammunition and other equipment, India has triggered its Fast Track Purchase (FTP) process to tap the overseas market, bypassing prescribed routine acquisition procedures.
-
Continuity in Indo-US Defense Ties Seen Under Trump
Indo-US defense ties will continue with Donald Trump as the next US president, government officials here agree.
-
India’s DAC Approves Blacklisting Policy, Other Procurement Projects
India’s Defense Acquisition Council on Monday approved a new policy regarding the blacklisting of defense companies charged with corruption.
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India Changing Policy on Blacklisting of Foreign Defense Companies
India will not implement blanket blacklisting of foreign defense companies charged with corruption under a newly finalized policy that likely will be made public this month, said an Indian Ministry of Defence official.
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Interview With Baba Kalyani, Chairman of Kalyani Group
Kalyani Group, a $2.5 billion conglomerate and the world’s largest forging company, has entered into aerospace and defense business in a big way.
-
India To Double BrahMos Cruise Missile Range
India and Russia have approved an extension to the range of the supersonic cruise missile BrahMos, doubling it to 600 kilometers, according to an official with the Indian Ministry of Defence.
-
Indian Navy Not To Mount Homegrown AIP on Scorpene Subs
In a reversal, the Indian Navy has dropped plans to mount homegrown air-independent propulsion (AIP) technology on the last two of its six Scorpene submarines under construction, putting into question the development status of the technology.
-
India’s Defense Acquisition Council Clears Ultralight Howitzers Purchase From US
The case will be put up before the Cabinet Committee on Security for final clearance, followed by the official awarding of the contract.
-
India Resolves US-2 Aircraft Price Issue With Japan
The first-ever defense deal between India and Japan is back on track.
-
Resurrection of Indo-Russia Ties Seen in $10B Defense Agreement
This spurt in big-ticket defense programs, worth a total of $10 billion, with Russia after 2012 is not, however, being taken as a course correction by India away from United States.
