Defence production
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.
India-Russia MRTA project runs into trouble
24 Oct 2011
UK’s BAE Systems to slash 3,000 jobs
27 Sep 2011
MoD to review Mazagaon-Pipavav warship deal
24 Sep 2011
Tejas in first phase of weapons trials
24 Sep 2011
MoD clears 10 per cent stake sale in HAL
13 Sep 2011
Fast Attack Craft INS Koswari commissioned
13 Jul 2011
India's $4.1bn C-17 order extends life of Long Beach factory
07 Jun 2011
Boeing Co's struggling C-17 manufacturing complex in Long Beach, California, has received a fresh lease of life with the $4.1bn Indian order, and the life of the plant is now extended by another year.
Corporate America elated as India inks largest ever defence deal
07 Jun 2011
Corporate America is celebrating the announcement of an Indian decision to purchase 10 C-17 Globemaster-III heavy-lift transport planes, in a massive defence deal worth $4.1bn.
Delhi clears biggest ever $4.1bn defence deal with US
06 Jun 2011
The Indian Government cleared a proposal Monday to buy ten Boeing C-17 heavy-lift military aircraft worth $4.1 billion from the United States for the Indian Air Force.
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