Defence production
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.
EASA certification for A400M engine programme
07 May 2011
DRDO clinches deal with US firm for explosives detection technology
26 Apr 2011
In a significant move, India’s premier defence establishment, the Defence Research and Development Organisation clinched a commercial deal for technology transfer of an explosive detection kit with an American firm.
DRDO clinches deal with US firm for explosives detection technology
26 Apr 2011
In a significant move, India’s premier defence establishment, the Defence Research and Development Organisation clinched a commercial deal for technology transfer of an explosive detection kit with an American firm.
India needs investments of $200-300bn in aerospace, defence production: P. Raju
21 Apr 2011
Keeping future growth in mind, India may need investments of $200-300 billion in the military and aerospace sectors over the next two decades.
India needs investments of $200-300bn in aerospace, defence production: P. Raju
21 Apr 2011
Keeping future growth in mind, India may need investments of $200-300 billion in the military and aerospace sectors over the next two decades.
India needs investments of $200-300bn in aerospace, defence production: P. Raju
21 Apr 2011
Keeping future growth in mind, India may need investments of $200-300 billion in the military and aerospace sectors over the next two decades.
India needs investments of $200-300bn in aerospace, defence production: P. Raju
21 Apr 2011
Keeping future growth in mind, India may need investments of $200-300 billion in the military and aerospace sectors over the next two decades.
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