The country has nurtured close relations with like-minded nations to further common security interests, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said
Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat on Thursday said transformation of Indian armed forces has become a prerequisite to stay relevant in the fast changing geopolitical environment.
The company looks to raise up to Rs 596.41 crore via a combination of fresh issue of shares worth Rs 123.51 crore and an offer for sale of Rs 472.90 crore
Comprises a fresh issue of Rs 123 crore and an offer for sale of Rs 472 crore
The DAC also accorded three Acceptance of Necessities (AoNs) for an overall cost of Rs 13,700 crore, the Defence Ministry said in a statement
The yard has delivered two of India's largest double hull Aframax tankers each of 95,000 DWT
Modi underscored the opportunities the government has created for the private sector by bifurcating the capital procurement budget into separate domestic and foreign procurement routes
The two countries a signed also Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Partnership Agreement
On November 8, 2018, the financial powers of the vice chiefs of the three services were enhanced five-fold for revenue procurement, with an enhanced ceiling of Rs 500 crore
The entire fleet of the fighter aircraft bought by the country will reach by April 2022, Singh said
The chopper received the initial operational clearance (IOC) from the military aviation regulator on Friday
The govt aims to encourage the manufacture of defence related items in the country
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) is a state-run aerospace behemoth
India on Wednesday invited global defence and aerospace companies to set up manufacturing units in the country taking advantage of various initiatives taken by the government in the field.
MoD has managed the defence budget well in a difficult year, but long-term fixes are needed
The United States' defence ties and cooperation with India will continue to deepen under President Biden-led administration, a top ranking US official said
Singh said on Tuesday India cannot remain dependent on other countries for its defence
The central security forces guarding the India-Pakistan, Sino-Indian and other frontiers have received an increased amount of funds amid tension with India's western and northern neighbours.
The defence budget, including outlay for payment of pensions, was increased to Rs 4.78 trillion for 2021-22 as against last year's Rs 4.71 trillion
India seeks self-reliance even as it faces the strategic challenge of a real two-front threat scenario. This calls for defence requirements to reacquire budgetary priority