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DRDO wins Thomson Reuters innovation award
19 Nov 2011
DRDO wins Thomson Reuters innovation award
19 Nov 2011
India will work in the ambit of its own laws, PM’s short message for US
18 Nov 2011
PM Manmohan Singh’s short message for president Barack Obama on the contentious civil nuclear liability law is that Delhi will make adjustments only within the “four corners” of its own laws.
DRDO gears up for space, cyber warfare scenarios
17 Nov 2011
Australia PM Gillard for lifting ban on uranium sales to India
15 Nov 2011
Australian prime minister, Julia Gillard, has stated clearly that a ban on sales of uranium to India needs to be overturned.
Army inducts BrahMos Block-II regiment
10 Nov 2011
DRDO lab develops ‘e-bomb’
08 Nov 2011
FARC confirms death of their leader
07 Nov 2011
Commercial bids open for IAF’s $11bn MMRCA tender
05 Nov 2011
India’s ministry of defence opened commercial bids for 126 multi-billion dollar, medium range, multi-role combat aircraft (MMRCA) worth an estimated $11bn.
India’s defence offset contracts to cross $10bn
02 Nov 2011
With defence deals worth $10 billion in the pipeline, the country has already signed defence offsets contracts worth $3.3 billion and more.
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