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Proposed US Waiver To Help Protect India From Sanctions Over Russia
A US Congressional committee today proposed waivers for countries like India from punitive sanctions against those doing business with Russia's defence industry.
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US Senate Passes Bill Aimed At Enhanced Defence Ties With India
The US recognised India as a "Major Defence Partner" in 2016, a designation that allows India to buy more advanced and sensitive technologies from America at par with that of its closest allies and partners, and ensures enduring cooperation into the future.
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To Boost Defence Ties With India, US House Clears Over $600 Billion Bill
The US House of Representatives has passed a USD 621.5 billion defence policy bill that proposes to advance defence cooperation with India.
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Pentagon Asked To Work Closely With India In Maritime Domain
A key Senate panel has asked the Pentagon to reassess its approach to partner with India and cooperate with it in anti-submarine warfare, amid China's increased naval presence in the Indian Ocean. An amendment in this regard to the National Defence Authorisation Act (NDAA)-2018, moved by Senator Ted Cruz, was passed by the Senate Armed Services Com...
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US' $618 Billion Defence Budget Boosts Ties With 'Major Defence Partner' India
US President Barack Obama has signed into law the US $618 billion defence budget for 2017, which enhances security cooperation with India and conditions nearly half of the funding to Pakistan on a certification that it is taking demonstrable steps against the Haqqani Network and other terror groups.
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US Congress Clears Decks For India To Become 'Major Defence Partner'
The US Congress has cleared the decks for India to become a "major defence partner", with the Senate overwhelmingly passing the USD 618 billion American defence budget for 2017.
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US Congress Seeks Major Defence Partner Recognition For India
A powerful US Congressional conference committee has asked the Defence Secretary and the Secretary of State to take steps necessary to recognise India as America's major defence partner in a bid to strengthen bilateral security cooperation.
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Proposed US Waiver To Help Protect India From Sanctions Over Russia
A US Congressional committee today proposed waivers for countries like India from punitive sanctions against those doing business with Russia's defence industry.
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US Senate Passes Bill Aimed At Enhanced Defence Ties With India
The US recognised India as a "Major Defence Partner" in 2016, a designation that allows India to buy more advanced and sensitive technologies from America at par with that of its closest allies and partners, and ensures enduring cooperation into the future.
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To Boost Defence Ties With India, US House Clears Over $600 Billion Bill
The US House of Representatives has passed a USD 621.5 billion defence policy bill that proposes to advance defence cooperation with India.
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Pentagon Asked To Work Closely With India In Maritime Domain
A key Senate panel has asked the Pentagon to reassess its approach to partner with India and cooperate with it in anti-submarine warfare, amid China's increased naval presence in the Indian Ocean. An amendment in this regard to the National Defence Authorisation Act (NDAA)-2018, moved by Senator Ted Cruz, was passed by the Senate Armed Services Com...
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US' $618 Billion Defence Budget Boosts Ties With 'Major Defence Partner' India
US President Barack Obama has signed into law the US $618 billion defence budget for 2017, which enhances security cooperation with India and conditions nearly half of the funding to Pakistan on a certification that it is taking demonstrable steps against the Haqqani Network and other terror groups.
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US Congress Clears Decks For India To Become 'Major Defence Partner'
The US Congress has cleared the decks for India to become a "major defence partner", with the Senate overwhelmingly passing the USD 618 billion American defence budget for 2017.
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US Congress Seeks Major Defence Partner Recognition For India
A powerful US Congressional conference committee has asked the Defence Secretary and the Secretary of State to take steps necessary to recognise India as America's major defence partner in a bid to strengthen bilateral security cooperation.
