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Defence procurement fails to pick up pace

1361 Halting affair: Delay in modernisation hampers operational efficiency of the defence forces, which can compromise security. Reuters Amit Cowshish and Rahul Bedi Ex-Financial Adviser (Acquisition), MoD and Senior journalist The Ministry of Defence’s (MoD) interminable deadlines in concluding procurements of urgently-needed materiel is not at all surprising in a country that prides itself on timelessness and where the word for today and tomorrow kal is paradoxically the same. The equally enigmatic timelines of parson and tarson the day after or the third day or thereabouts remain similarly nebulous when it concerns the MoD’s snail pace in concluding pressing defence equipment buys. This, in turn, adversely impinges on the military’s operational efficiency and its long-postponed modernisation.

India s Russian Deals To Build Assault Rifles and Light Utility Helicopters in Jeopardy – Indian Defence Research Wing

India s Russian Deals To Build Assault Rifles and Light Utility Helicopters in Jeopardy – Indian Defence Research Wing
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India s Russian Deals To Build Assault Rifles and Light Utility Helicopters in Jeopardy

India s Russian Deals To Build Assault Rifles and Light Utility Helicopters in Jeopardy India’s two much-hyped joint ventures (JVs) with Russia are floundering over costs, flawed planning and overreach on achieving atmanirbharta in the military sector. An Indian army soldier keeps guard from a bunker near the border with Pakistan in Abdullian, southwest of Jammu. Representative image. Photo: Reuters/Mukesh Gupta/File Photo Security19/Dec/2020 Chandigarh: India’s two much-hyped joint ventures (JVs) with Russia to licence-build assault rifles and light utility helicopters (LUH) are floundering over costs, flawed planning and overreach on achieving atmanirbharta or domestic self-sufficiency in the military sector.

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