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India orders Army communications satellite
Currently, the service is using 30% of the communications capabilities provided by the GSAT 7A, a satellite designed for the Air Force.
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India awards three contracts to Bharat Electronics without competition
India’s Defence Ministry has awarded defense contracts to BEL worth a cumulative $814 million.
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India to boost defense spending by 13%, with billions for new weapons
The capital expenditure is meant for the procurement of weapons and platforms, and payment of outstanding committed liabilities for past defense contracts.
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Indian lab teams up with France’s Naval Group on submarine tech
The partnership is for fuel cell-based air-independent propulsion systems in Kalvari-class submarines.
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Indian Army seeking drones, uncrewed helicopters
According to the Defence Ministry, orders are to be fulfilled within one year after contract signing.
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India, US sign intel-sharing agreement amid tension with neighboring China
India and the United States have signed a basic exchange and cooperation agreement for geospatial cooperation, a major defense pact for the exchange of classified geospatial intelligence between their armed forces.
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India to replace Russian air defense systems under $1.5B program
A limited tender has been issued to only domestic companies for the production of close-in weapon systems.
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Upgrade of India’s Mirage fighter fleet in jeopardy as maintenance contracts lapse
The upgrade of India’s Mirage 2000-H fleet could face a roadblock, after the maintenance warranty from original equipment manufacturers Dassault Aviation and Thales of France expired with nobody willing to continue footing the bill.
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India informs US it’s ready to buy Raytheon ISTAR aircraft
India has made an official request to purchase two ISTAR aircraft under a government-to-government deal. The move comes within a month of U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ visit to India.
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India looks for intelligence-gathering aircraft
India’s global hunt is for twin-engine jets, and preference will be given to overseas companies able to provide custom, Indian-built electronic warfare equipment.
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India orders Army communications satellite
Currently, the service is using 30% of the communications capabilities provided by the GSAT 7A, a satellite designed for the Air Force.
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India awards three contracts to Bharat Electronics without competition
India’s Defence Ministry has awarded defense contracts to BEL worth a cumulative $814 million.
-
India to boost defense spending by 13%, with billions for new weapons
The capital expenditure is meant for the procurement of weapons and platforms, and payment of outstanding committed liabilities for past defense contracts.
-
Indian lab teams up with France’s Naval Group on submarine tech
The partnership is for fuel cell-based air-independent propulsion systems in Kalvari-class submarines.
-
Indian Army seeking drones, uncrewed helicopters
According to the Defence Ministry, orders are to be fulfilled within one year after contract signing.
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India, US sign intel-sharing agreement amid tension with neighboring China
India and the United States have signed a basic exchange and cooperation agreement for geospatial cooperation, a major defense pact for the exchange of classified geospatial intelligence between their armed forces.
-
India to replace Russian air defense systems under $1.5B program
A limited tender has been issued to only domestic companies for the production of close-in weapon systems.
-
Upgrade of India’s Mirage fighter fleet in jeopardy as maintenance contracts lapse
The upgrade of India’s Mirage 2000-H fleet could face a roadblock, after the maintenance warranty from original equipment manufacturers Dassault Aviation and Thales of France expired with nobody willing to continue footing the bill.
-
India informs US it’s ready to buy Raytheon ISTAR aircraft
India has made an official request to purchase two ISTAR aircraft under a government-to-government deal. The move comes within a month of U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ visit to India.
-
India looks for intelligence-gathering aircraft
India’s global hunt is for twin-engine jets, and preference will be given to overseas companies able to provide custom, Indian-built electronic warfare equipment.
-
India orders Army communications satellite
Currently, the service is using 30% of the communications capabilities provided by the GSAT 7A, a satellite designed for the Air Force.
-
India awards three contracts to Bharat Electronics without competition
India’s Defence Ministry has awarded defense contracts to BEL worth a cumulative $814 million.
-
India to boost defense spending by 13%, with billions for new weapons
The capital expenditure is meant for the procurement of weapons and platforms, and payment of outstanding committed liabilities for past defense contracts.
-
Indian lab teams up with France’s Naval Group on submarine tech
The partnership is for fuel cell-based air-independent propulsion systems in Kalvari-class submarines.
-
Indian Army seeking drones, uncrewed helicopters
According to the Defence Ministry, orders are to be fulfilled within one year after contract signing.
-
India, US sign intel-sharing agreement amid tension with neighboring China
India and the United States have signed a basic exchange and cooperation agreement for geospatial cooperation, a major defense pact for the exchange of classified geospatial intelligence between their armed forces.
-
India to replace Russian air defense systems under $1.5B program
A limited tender has been issued to only domestic companies for the production of close-in weapon systems.
-
Upgrade of India’s Mirage fighter fleet in jeopardy as maintenance contracts lapse
The upgrade of India’s Mirage 2000-H fleet could face a roadblock, after the maintenance warranty from original equipment manufacturers Dassault Aviation and Thales of France expired with nobody willing to continue footing the bill.
-
India informs US it’s ready to buy Raytheon ISTAR aircraft
India has made an official request to purchase two ISTAR aircraft under a government-to-government deal. The move comes within a month of U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ visit to India.
-
India looks for intelligence-gathering aircraft
India’s global hunt is for twin-engine jets, and preference will be given to overseas companies able to provide custom, Indian-built electronic warfare equipment.
