The new version of Defence Procurement Manual 2020 which was released by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on October 20, 2020 has come at a very opportune time when the country is vibrant and is looking for self-reliance in critical defence technologies. There is a huge market to be explored as the Government is eyeing to increase the country’s defence production and exports to USD $25 billion by 2025. Similarly, Government funding on procurement of defence equipment has been estimated to be around USD $130 billion in the next five years. Read More…
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Agnipath 2.0: Kinder to Soldiers, Costlier for the Military
Editor's Note
The revised scheme addresses Agnipath’s human concerns but risks reviving the very salary and pension burden it was designed to contain. Unless the...



























