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Projects With Development Cost of Up to ₹ 10 Cr & ₹ 3 Cr are Reserved for MSMEs: Defence Minister

In a written reply to Rajya Sabha, he said “Make in India’ program is being used by the Government for defence procurements by categorising the capital acquisition proposals under ‘Buy (Indian-IDDM)’, ‘Buy (Indian)’, ‘Buy and Make (Indian)’, ‘Make’ and ‘Strategic Partnership Model’ categories of Defence Procurement Procedure (DPP)-2016.

How Israel Helped India Win The Air War During Kargil

That key piece of equipment was the Israeli Litening laser designator pod, which, when ‘pulsed’ (fired), marks targets with an invisible beam. This beam is essentially the “path” that laser-guided bombs follow on being launched. The bombs track the laser and fly to the precisely selected point of impact.

IAF Fighters to Leave Today for Exercise with Rafale Jets in France

In a brief video about the exercise, Air Commodore M. Ranade revealed that four Su-30MKI fighters, two C-17 transport aircraft and one Il-78 aerial refuelling tanker would depart from the Air Force Station at Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh. Ranade noted the aim of the exercise was to “learn lessons of best practices that each air force has to offer”.

Make in India – Initiative in Defence Sector

In the last four financial years i.e. from 2015-16 to 2018-19, out of the total 210 contracts, 135 contracts have been signed with Indian Vendors including Defence Public Sector Undertakings/ Public Sector Undertakings/ Ordnance Factory Board and private vendors for capital procurement of defence equipment for Armed Forces such as Helicopters, Naval vessels, Radars, Ballistic Helmets, Artillery Guns, Simulators, Missiles, Bullet Proof Jackets, Electronic Fuzes, and Ammunition.

Make in India: HAL Delivers Gun Bay Door for the F/A-18 Super Hornet

These gun bay doors being manufactured at the HAL facility in Bengaluru are an example of American aerospace Boeing Company’s ongoing commitment to India and its robust investment in Indian defence and aerospace ecosystem. To help realize the Make in India vision to its full potential, the US Company has offered to build a 21st century aerospace ecosystem in India

Modi 2.0 regime enhances India’s Defence Exports Licensing Policy

Although the details of the new policy were not divulged completely, the Indian Official indicated that the new mechanism would aim to ease the administrative burden on Indian defence exporters. “We are working on launching the Open General Export Licence [system] where the entire process of [getting] permission from government will be further reduced,” he said.