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Maharashtra Investors to get tailor-made business incentives for investments from Andhra Pradesh Government - Vimarsana News

Maharashtra Investors to get tailor-made business incentives for investments from Andhra Pradesh Government

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 20 (ANI/NewsVoir): At Andhra Pradesh's successful Investors Meet in Mumbai today, held ahead of its Global Investors Summit 2023, the government assures the fastest single-window clearance, usable coastline, ports, quality power, abundant land bank, state-of-the-art infrastructure to Maharashtra investors for collaborating businesses for growth.

Edge signs major €1 billion milestone deal with Angolan Navy - Vimarsana News

Edge signs major €1 billion milestone deal with Angolan Navy

Edge Group on Monday signed a major €1 billion ($1.07) milestone contract which will see leading shipbuilder Abu Dhabi Ship Building (ADSB) build a fleet o..

Falaj-Class Offshore Patrol Vessel, UAE - Vimarsana News

Falaj-Class Offshore Patrol Vessel, UAE

Falaj-class vessels, including the Falaj 2-class and Falaj 3-class, are stealth patrol boats operated by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Navy.

'Where's the other four?' or why we need a defense industry revolution - Vimarsana News

'Where's the other four?' or why we need a defense industry revolution

With U.S. military analysts anticipating a Chinese attack on Taiwan sooner rather than later, possibly within a 2023-2027 window, the U.S. urgently needs more warships, submarines and long range missiles. The size of the People's Liberation Army and the short 80 mile distance between China and Taiwan means that U.S. forces would be out-scaled badly in any war. Unlike Japan, however, Taiwan's own defensive measures remain absurdly inadequate. Making matters worse, the U.S. military faces two key obstructions to its increased readiness for war.

Congress Should Invest in Seapower over Bureaucracy - Vimarsana News

Congress Should Invest in Seapower over Bureaucracy

As Congress prepares to pass a budget for fiscal year 2013, it should remember its primary constitutional responsibility: provide for the common defense.