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The decision to hold first strategic trade meeting was taken when US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo was in India to relaunc the bilateral commercial exchange on March 10.

India's Tejas Mk 2 fighter aircraft. India's Tejas Mark 2 project is intended to provide the Indian Air Force (IAF) with a more advanced version of the Tejas Mark 1 light combat aircraft (LCA). The aircraft's key role is to give the IAF the ...

According to a market research study published by Contrive Datum Insights, Polyamide-Imide is a high-performance material that is amorphous and can be...

India must adopt an ecosystem building approach, just as was done by Maruti Suzuki in the 1980s. This is because supplier and vendor development will be critical for technology absorption and standardising manufacturing processes

The conference was called after the Indian government led by PM Modi received harsh criticism from the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Defence (SCOD) for its lack of progress in acquiring fighter jets for the Indian Air Force (IAF)

The Astra A2A missiles are going to equipped on the indigenous LCA Tejas Mark1A fighter aircraft.

A large number of people gathered on the last day of the 14th edition of Asia largest aero show, Aero India 2023 in Bengaluru on Friday. Prime Minister Narend

Upgradation and modernization are the hallmarks of any army in the world. Presently, GoI has everything in mind and they are taking every step to keep our army’s numero uno status. Rafale advanced fighters were purchased, the LCA Tejas was also inducted, an indigenous helicopter manufacturing plant was inaugurated, and work on the Tejas Mark II was already underway, as was research into stealth aircraft. The thrust is on “Make in India” to not only save billions of dollars of [...

The other countries that have shown interest in indigenously-developed Tejas aircraft are the US, Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines. 

The domestic defence industry has done well in the last few years, but a lot more needs to be done Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s optimism over the robustness and buoyancy of the domestic defence industry is justified. In his address at the inauguration of Aero India 2023, Bengaluru, he said that India is not just