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India’s New Advanced Talwar Frigates to Arrive by 2022

The contract for new frigates – two of which are to be made by Yantar Shipyard and two by Goa Shipyard – was signed in October last year and technical work on the design has commenced. The advanced frigates will feature an indigenous surface surveillance radars, the HUMSA NG hull mounted sonar and the Brahmos anti shipping and land attack missiles.

Japan in Race to Make India Aviation Hub – Make in India

Japan’s aviation investment intentions in India centre around an amphibious aircraft US-2 produced by ShinMaywa company. Its appeal lies in its pitch for bagging the order — complete manufacturing of the aircraft in India, training of Indian aviation engineers and shifting of some of the company’s production for Boeing and Airbus to India.

Infiltration Down 43 Per Cent After Balakot Strike, J&K Safer: Centre

Mr Rai’s remarks were in response to a written question on whether cross-border infiltration in Jammu and Kashmir has abated after the Indian Air Force carried out surgical strike on terror camps in Balakot in Pakistan in February this year. The minister said the central government has adopted a policy of zero tolerance towards cross-border infiltration.

India to Buy 18 New Su-30MKI Multirole Fighter Jets, Official Says

“We have fully met our commitments on delivering all technological sets of Su-30MKI fighter jets and have received an additional bid for another 18 technological sets. The bid is being worked out,” Drozhzhov said. According to the official, Russia is considering a range of bids for delivering military goods to New Delhi.

Joint Venture for AK 203 Rifles Factory at Amethi was the `Fastest Ever’ Created with Russia

“It is for the first time in Indian history with Russia that we have done such a work so fast..in setting up the joint venture under Indian law and signing the agreements. There was firm political will at the very high level and we were strongly supported on this,” Vladimir Drozhzhov, Deputy Director of the Russian Federal Service for Military Technical Cooperation said.

Indian Navy’s ‘White Tigers’ Squadron Turns 60

Flying Sea Hawks, the unit had stopped sections of the Pakistani armed forces from fleeing into Myanmar following the surrender of East Pakistan on December 17, 1971, former Navy chief Admiral Arun Prakash, one of the leading lights of White Tigers, told IANS.