India s Defense Ministry to Produce Oxygen Generators for COVID-19 Hospitals Wed 28th April 2021 | 08:26 PM
The Indian Defense Ministry s research and development wing said on Wednesday it will employ military technology used on Tejas fighter jets to produce 500 devices generating medical oxygen for COVID-19 hospitals within the next three months
MOSCOW (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 28th April, 2021) The Indian Defense Ministry s research and development wing said on Wednesday it will employ military technology used on Tejas fighter jets to produce 500 devices generating medical oxygen for COVID-19 hospitals within the next three months.
Indian hospitals have decried severe shortage of ventilator oxygen as COVID-19 cases continue to skyrocket. Last week, the government had to ban the use of oxygen for non-medical purposes.
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Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ The 10th Joint Working Group Meeting between Defense
Ministries of Mongolia and India was held virtually on April 16. The
meeting was attended by State Secretary of the Ministry of Defense, Colonel
D.Gankhuyag, Ambassador of India to Mongolia M.P.Singh, Joint Secretary of the
Department of Defense, Indian Ministry of Defense Mr. Vishal Gagan, and other
officials.
Expressing their delight with the continuation of military
cooperation, the sides reiterated the need to deepen bilateral cooperation,
strengthen strategic partnership, intensify cooperation in the common interest,
in particular, in the fight against the pandemic.
Moreover, the two sides shared views on completion of
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In a startling revelation, a French media house has claimed that an Indian business intermediary was secretly paid millions of euros by Dassault Aviation, maker of Rafale fighter jets, and French defence electronics firm Thales. The French team had succeeded in removing the anti-corruption clauses from the fighter contract.
French media house ‘Mediapart’ published the third and final part of the series on the Rafale deal. It said: “Mediapart has obtained a number of confidential documents from the ED (Indian Enforcement Directorate) case file, which shed new light on the behind-the-scenes events of the Rafale deal”.
“Dassault and Thales paid Sushen Gupta several million euros in secret commissions to offshore accounts and shell companies, using inflated invoices for software consulting,” said the report. These payments were besides the questionable contract, , worth 1 million euros, with Dassault for making replica models of Rafale jets.