From 8th to 10th December, Manohar Parrikar made his first visit to the United States as the Indian Minister of Defence. While the visit had some value as a stock-taking exercise, and some m... Read more
“Guns, shots and shells fortunately do not deteriorate from climate. As a general principle, therefore, I would advocate that guns, shots and shells and small arms of all kinds should be obt... Read more
“India has done enough to simplify its defence procurement and other norms. It is time for US Government and Industry to reciprocate. It is easy to blame Indian bureaucracy but in some... Read more
Preamble India, an aspiring power, has long harboured the goal of possessing a technologically advanced self-sufficient arms industry. While its economic power has expanded and its technolog... Read more
The Defence Research & Development Organization (DRDO) was set up in 1958, by merging the units of Defence Science Organisation with the then existing Technical Development Establishment... Read more
Ever since the Make in India initiative has been launched by the Government, the media has been highlighting the dismal conditions in India with regards to the ease of doing business. Despit... Read more
When a nation goes to war it often experiences difficulties in procurement of critical spares and ammunition, with old suppliers often enforcing a denial due to multifarious reasons. (Discla... Read more
Conscious of its acute reliance on state-of-the-art technology, the Indian Navy has consistently maintained that indigenisation is a fundamental tenet of its planning and growth. Not only do... Read more
