Two categories of Make in India are underway in the defence sector
New Delhi considers exports essential for meeting the DPrP-2018 target of making India one of the world's top five defence producers by 2025
Here are some points for the new govt to consider in redressing the systemic weaknesses in defence
Army short of air defence missiles, rockets, anti-tank ammunition
India needs to move beyond being a licensed weapons producer, and acquire the capability of developing globally competitive weapons systems that meet its requirements
Manufacturing of items of defence aerospace and warships will now be covered by Industries (Development and Regulation) Act and will not require any licence from the the commerce and industry ministry, a government notification said Tuesday. The Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), under the ministry, has issued a notification clarifying the defence products' list requiring compulsory licence under Industries (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951 (IDRA), and Arms Act, 1959 in consultation with Ministry of Home Affairs and Department of Defence Production. "Items of defence aerospace and warships now do not require licence under Arms Act. Such items shall now be covered by IDRA," the department said in a tweet. In May 2017, the DIPP was allowed to process applications for grant of licence for manufacture of defence items. Earlier, the home ministry was carrying out this exercise. The department, under the commerce and industry ministry, is mainly responsible for ...
The contract is with the Bharat Electronics Ltd (BEL), which is the main contractor in the project, IAI said
Any assessment that the present system is archaic is right but hopes that it can be redeemed anytime soon are optimistic
India will not rely solely on the ballast of a strong strategic partnership with the United States as she charts her future course in Asia
The army chief's disregard for the proprieties of his office has evidently acted as a signal for loquaciousness down the ranks
As per the contract, the company will supply 14 fast patrol vessels for Indian Coast Guard
Govt must find ways to implement this in reality
The plant will manufacture small arms for the Indian defence forces and also for exports
L&T to set up production line at Hazira for K9 Vajra-T guns, which will be supplied to Indian Army
Two firms to collaborate in the areas of radar, sensors & missiles for Indian market
Two firms to collaborate for high-end security products and solutions for critical infrastructure
JSHL becomes India's first firm to commercially manufacture high nitrogen steel for defence sector
The defence sector is seeing renewed interest by Indian corporates
Nova Integrated Systems, along with Denmark-based Terma, will make surface surveillance radars
The Bengaluru facility will manufacture major sub-assemblies of the Bell 407 helicopter