India is driving a shift to private sector defence partnerships and collaborating on over 60 indigenous development programmes.
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Updated Sep 22
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India is driving a shift to private sector defence partnerships and collaborating on over 60 indigenous development programmes.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Indian Air Force needs spares for its MiG-29UPG fleet, and SpetsTechnoExport has been named the lowest bidder for the contract.Sub-event
- The Defence ministry is seeking industry participation to develop indigenous defense platforms.Sub-event
- Rajnath Singh urged defence companies, including Bharat Dynamics Limited and HAL, to partner in PM-SETU and advocated for national skill development.Sub-event
India is accelerating indigenous defence development through private sector partnerships.1 source
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India's defense sector is seeing increased involvement from the private sector and government agencies in strategic production.Also in this story
- Discussions highlighted DRDO's role and the need for collaboration to establish India as a global defence manufacturing hub.
- Nibe and Tata Advanced Systems are both defense suppliers to the armed forces and are currently competing for major defense contracts.
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Indian Air Force
Aerial service branch of the Indian Armed Forces
Related events
- IAF chief discussed the development of indigenous defense technology in India.
- The Indian Air Force collaborated with the Defence Research and Development Organisation on the development of the indigenous Netra system.
- An Indian Army team visited a facility in Nagpur for trials related to the development of indigenous defense capabilities.
- Goldman Sachs is providing financial ratings on Indian defense companies as the Indian Air Force oversees defense procurement and indigenous development goals.
- Indian companies, including HAL, Tata, and Mahindra, are leading defense tender bids for the Indian Air Force.