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"In India, Weapons Worshipped Not To Dominate Land But To Protect It": PM Modi
On the occasion of Vijayadashami on Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that in India, weapons are worshipped not to dominate any land but to protect its own land.
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India's Weapons Procurement From US Rises to USD 3.4 Billion In 2020: Report
India's weapons procurement from the United States jumped from a meagre USD 6.2 million to a whopping USD 3.4 billion in the final year of the Donald Trump administration, according to latest official data.
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Defence Ministry Sends Experts To 5 Countries For New Assault Rifles
The Defence Ministry has sent a team of military experts to Australia, the US, South Korea, Israel and United Arab Emirates to look for new assault rifles and battle carbines.
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We Can Be 'World Beaters' In Arms Exports, Says UK, Offers India Tech Help
Britain has offered technology transfer to India for co-production of military platforms and weapon systems to jointly become "world beaters" in arms exports. Britain's Defence Secretary Michael Fallon also called for strengthening cooperation between the two countries to effectively deal with terrorism and extremism, calling them a major challenge...
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Keeping War Machinery in Readiness an Imperative: Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar has said that keeping the war machinery in readiness and to be able to mobilise troops to forward positions at short notice is an imperative to prevent any misadventure from across the borders.
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Over 29,000 AK-47s procured for paramilitary forces
AK-47s continue to be the preferred assault weapon for the country's paramilitary forces deployed to neutralise terrorists and Maoists at the frontiers and in the hinterland.
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India world's largest recipient of arms, Pak third
India is the world's largest recipient of arms while South Korea is second and Pakistan and China are third in the list, reveals data on international arms transfers published by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). The volume of worldwide arms transfers in 2007-11 was 24 percent higher than in 2002-06 and the five largest ...
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"In India, Weapons Worshipped Not To Dominate Land But To Protect It": PM Modi
On the occasion of Vijayadashami on Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that in India, weapons are worshipped not to dominate any land but to protect its own land.
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India's Weapons Procurement From US Rises to USD 3.4 Billion In 2020: Report
India's weapons procurement from the United States jumped from a meagre USD 6.2 million to a whopping USD 3.4 billion in the final year of the Donald Trump administration, according to latest official data.
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Defence Ministry Sends Experts To 5 Countries For New Assault Rifles
The Defence Ministry has sent a team of military experts to Australia, the US, South Korea, Israel and United Arab Emirates to look for new assault rifles and battle carbines.
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We Can Be 'World Beaters' In Arms Exports, Says UK, Offers India Tech Help
Britain has offered technology transfer to India for co-production of military platforms and weapon systems to jointly become "world beaters" in arms exports. Britain's Defence Secretary Michael Fallon also called for strengthening cooperation between the two countries to effectively deal with terrorism and extremism, calling them a major challenge...
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Keeping War Machinery in Readiness an Imperative: Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar has said that keeping the war machinery in readiness and to be able to mobilise troops to forward positions at short notice is an imperative to prevent any misadventure from across the borders.
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Over 29,000 AK-47s procured for paramilitary forces
AK-47s continue to be the preferred assault weapon for the country's paramilitary forces deployed to neutralise terrorists and Maoists at the frontiers and in the hinterland.
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India world's largest recipient of arms, Pak third
India is the world's largest recipient of arms while South Korea is second and Pakistan and China are third in the list, reveals data on international arms transfers published by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). The volume of worldwide arms transfers in 2007-11 was 24 percent higher than in 2002-06 and the five largest ...
