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  1. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh announced reforms aimed at streamlining procurement processes for the armed forces.

Ministry of Defence seeks 35% boost in modernization funding for FY28

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Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh revealed that the Ministry of Defence plans to request a 35% increase in modernization funding for the 2027-28 financial year. This request follows a period where the capital outlay for defence services rose nearly 22% in the previous fiscal year. The Ministry of Defence has also doubled the pace of contract signings, moving to over ₹2 trillion per year in recent years.

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The proposed funding increase is intended to accelerate the acquisition of aircraft, ships, tanks, and missile systems for the armed forces. This drive is underpinned by the Ministry of Defence's successful utilization of revised allocations and aims to reverse the long-term decline of defence spending.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh announced reforms aimed at streamlining procurement processes for the armed forces.

From english.pravda.ru

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  • Ministry of DefenceThe government agency responsible for implementing defence policy and funding.
  • Rajesh Kumar SinghThe Defence Secretary who revealed the Ministry of Defence's specific funding plan.

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