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India’s HSL May Seek Foreign Help To Build Midget Subs
India’s state-owned shipyard was nominated this month to be awarded a $400 million deal to build two midget submarines, according to an MoD source.
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India to Sign LEMOA Pact With US
LEMOA will enable the nations to access supplies, spare parts and services from each other’s land facilities, air bases, and ports.
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Indian Minister Visits Middle East, Signaling New Focus on Region
India’s junior Foreign Minister Mobashar Jawad Akbar is visiting the Middle East from Aug. 17 to 23, including Syria, Iraq and Lebanon, and the trip is being interpreted by analysts here as a break away from an earlier policy to keep a distance.
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Tata Power SED Emerges as Lowest Bidder To Build Sonar Systems
Private defense company Tata Power’s Strategic Engineering Division has emerged as the lowest bidder to build 78 portable diver detection sonar systems.
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US General Asks India for Military Assistance in Afghanistan
The commander in charge of US forces in Afghanistan has asked India to step up military aid in the Middle Eastern country.
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Report: India’s Russian-made MiG-29K Fighters Face Problems
The Indian Navy’s primary fighter operating from the aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya faces operational deficiencies due to defects in engines, airframes and fly-by-wire systems, according to a report by India’s autonomous auditor.
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India Inks $300M Helicopter Upgrade Deal With Russian Firm
India has signed a $300 million contract with Rosoboronexport of Russia to upgrade 10 Russian-made submarine-hunting helicopters.
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India Considers Venture Capital Funds To Discharge Offsets
Overseas defense companies could invest in select Indian venture capital funds to discharge compulsory defense offsets if a proposal, currently under consideration, is implemented by the Indian Ministry of Defence.
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India, France Move Closer to Rafale Fighter Deal
India and France move closer to concluding a Rafale fighter-jet deal, estimated at around $9 billion, as the two countries have agreed to sign an inter-governmental agreement.
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India Cancels Deal for Six Airbus Tankers
India has withdrawn the tender for a much-awaited contract for the purchase of six multi-role tanker transport (MRTT) aircraft with Airbus Defence and Space, worth more than $1 billion, on grounds of the planes’ high operational cost.
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India’s HSL May Seek Foreign Help To Build Midget Subs
India’s state-owned shipyard was nominated this month to be awarded a $400 million deal to build two midget submarines, according to an MoD source.
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India to Sign LEMOA Pact With US
LEMOA will enable the nations to access supplies, spare parts and services from each other’s land facilities, air bases, and ports.
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Indian Minister Visits Middle East, Signaling New Focus on Region
India’s junior Foreign Minister Mobashar Jawad Akbar is visiting the Middle East from Aug. 17 to 23, including Syria, Iraq and Lebanon, and the trip is being interpreted by analysts here as a break away from an earlier policy to keep a distance.
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Tata Power SED Emerges as Lowest Bidder To Build Sonar Systems
Private defense company Tata Power’s Strategic Engineering Division has emerged as the lowest bidder to build 78 portable diver detection sonar systems.
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US General Asks India for Military Assistance in Afghanistan
The commander in charge of US forces in Afghanistan has asked India to step up military aid in the Middle Eastern country.
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Report: India’s Russian-made MiG-29K Fighters Face Problems
The Indian Navy’s primary fighter operating from the aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya faces operational deficiencies due to defects in engines, airframes and fly-by-wire systems, according to a report by India’s autonomous auditor.
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India Inks $300M Helicopter Upgrade Deal With Russian Firm
India has signed a $300 million contract with Rosoboronexport of Russia to upgrade 10 Russian-made submarine-hunting helicopters.
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India Considers Venture Capital Funds To Discharge Offsets
Overseas defense companies could invest in select Indian venture capital funds to discharge compulsory defense offsets if a proposal, currently under consideration, is implemented by the Indian Ministry of Defence.
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India, France Move Closer to Rafale Fighter Deal
India and France move closer to concluding a Rafale fighter-jet deal, estimated at around $9 billion, as the two countries have agreed to sign an inter-governmental agreement.
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India Cancels Deal for Six Airbus Tankers
India has withdrawn the tender for a much-awaited contract for the purchase of six multi-role tanker transport (MRTT) aircraft with Airbus Defence and Space, worth more than $1 billion, on grounds of the planes’ high operational cost.
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India’s HSL May Seek Foreign Help To Build Midget Subs
India’s state-owned shipyard was nominated this month to be awarded a $400 million deal to build two midget submarines, according to an MoD source.
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India to Sign LEMOA Pact With US
LEMOA will enable the nations to access supplies, spare parts and services from each other’s land facilities, air bases, and ports.
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Indian Minister Visits Middle East, Signaling New Focus on Region
India’s junior Foreign Minister Mobashar Jawad Akbar is visiting the Middle East from Aug. 17 to 23, including Syria, Iraq and Lebanon, and the trip is being interpreted by analysts here as a break away from an earlier policy to keep a distance.
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Tata Power SED Emerges as Lowest Bidder To Build Sonar Systems
Private defense company Tata Power’s Strategic Engineering Division has emerged as the lowest bidder to build 78 portable diver detection sonar systems.
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US General Asks India for Military Assistance in Afghanistan
The commander in charge of US forces in Afghanistan has asked India to step up military aid in the Middle Eastern country.
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Report: India’s Russian-made MiG-29K Fighters Face Problems
The Indian Navy’s primary fighter operating from the aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya faces operational deficiencies due to defects in engines, airframes and fly-by-wire systems, according to a report by India’s autonomous auditor.
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India Inks $300M Helicopter Upgrade Deal With Russian Firm
India has signed a $300 million contract with Rosoboronexport of Russia to upgrade 10 Russian-made submarine-hunting helicopters.
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India Considers Venture Capital Funds To Discharge Offsets
Overseas defense companies could invest in select Indian venture capital funds to discharge compulsory defense offsets if a proposal, currently under consideration, is implemented by the Indian Ministry of Defence.
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India, France Move Closer to Rafale Fighter Deal
India and France move closer to concluding a Rafale fighter-jet deal, estimated at around $9 billion, as the two countries have agreed to sign an inter-governmental agreement.
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India Cancels Deal for Six Airbus Tankers
India has withdrawn the tender for a much-awaited contract for the purchase of six multi-role tanker transport (MRTT) aircraft with Airbus Defence and Space, worth more than $1 billion, on grounds of the planes’ high operational cost.
