Lockheed & Boeing top arms sales; EDGE breaks in
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Lockheed Martin shows the ‘Romeo’ in India colours
‘Nag’ ATGM and next-Gen foreign missiles will co-exist
BrahMos-II and LR-LACM, could be India’s ‘hypersonics’
India could opt for two types of drones from General Atomics
India readies list of ‘Critical technology’; DRDO to work with OEM’s
OEM’s can do offsets by investing in manufacturing IDD exclusive Ushering a major change, the Indian Ministry of Defence has okayed a new set of guidelines allowing critical technologies like powerful jet engines, hypersonic flight, seekers for guided missiles, robotics and stealth, among others, to be acquired by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO).
India Japan working to seamlessly control robotics
IDD Bureau India and Japan are co-developing cutting edge technology that will guide, drive and control unmanned ground vehicles and also robotics for military use. The matter is being discussed by the Joint Working Group on Defence Equipment and Technology Cooperation (JWG-DETC). The project had cropped up for review and discussion during the recent 2+2
India needs second production line for fighter jets
IDD Bureau India immediately needs a second assembly line to produce fighter jets. The existing production line at the Ministry Defence owned public sector giant Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) may not be enough to meet the needs of the Indian Air Force which has projected the need for more than 300 India-made jets over the
Defence key driver as USISPF holds summit
IDD Bureau With the defence sector expected to play a ‘major-role’ in increasing India-US trade, the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF) will convene the largest gathering of over 300 private sector executives, global CEOs, besides US and Indian government leaders at its second ‘Annual Leadership Summit’ in New Delhi on October 21. The theme of
Govt Appoints High- Level Committee to suggest road map to turn 41 OFB into Govt Companies
The government will appoint a high- level committee comprising ministers to draw up a roadmap for turning government-controlled ordnance factories, which supply arms and ammunition and other equipment to the armed forces, into defence public sector units (DPSUs), government officials who did not want to be named said. “The defence ministry will approach the Union cabinet
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