Here’s why the first India-Singapore defense industry joint working group held last May didn’t include Singapore’s biggest defense company.
What could Indian and Singapore Defense Industry Talk About?
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Modified Defense FDI Policy Awaits Test Case
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‘Modern’ technologies may reasonably be understood to be a much larger set than ‘state of the art’ technologies. Only a test case would determine what would fly, though.
Mr. Parrikar goes to Singapore
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The presence of the Indian defense minister at the Shangri La Dialogue made an impression, at a time when the South China Sea was on everyone’s minds.
Saab adds GaN AESA co-dev to Make in India Gripen pitch
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Saab has offered its cutting-edge Gallium Nitride AESA radar technology if India decides to produce the Gripen fighter aircraft for the IAF.
Saab lays out Gripen Make in India plan
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Saab proposes to train Indian engineers in Sweden to build Indian Gripen aircraft while simultaneously building a greenfield facility for Make in India.
IAF chief flies Gripen
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He is on a five-day tour of Sweden as part of discussions on cooperation in aerospace and defence between the two countries.
Navy retires Sea Harriers
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With the retirement of the Sea Harriers, the Indian Navy will no longer operate VTOL fighter aircraft and INAS 300 will convert to MiG-29K/KUB aircraft.
MoD calls deaths of WW2 pensioners ‘natural wastage’
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Natural wastage is not how most people would describe the passing of Second World War pensioners and their families. But tell that to a babu.
Denel back in India with a twist
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Facing a row because of ties to the South African Gupta family, Denel resurfaced in India as an exhibitor at DefExpo 2016 after years of blacklisting.
Tata-Boeing to build Apache fuselage facility
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Tata and Boeing will start work on a manufacturing facility for the Apache AH-64E gunship fuselage of which 22 have been ordered by the Indian Air Force.
Race on to sell fighters to India
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Boeing, Saab and Lockheed Martin are offering to build fighters in India and each is bringing something different to the table.
Lockheed Martin to pitch F-16 line transfer to India
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Lockheed Martin is offering to transfer its F-16 assembly line to India with officials proposing the idea to the Indian government in April.
Pak malware spied on Indian targets: FireEye
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The threat actor also capitalized quickly on an attack at Indian Air Force base at Pathankot in early 2016 as a theme for lure documents.
Obama on foreign policy
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‘Within the White House, Obama would argue that “dropping bombs on someone to prove that you’re willing to drop bombs on someone is just about the worst reason to use force.”’
Also in Parliament this session
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When Parliament was told that there is no ‘bhaiya‘ system in the army, DefExpo is indeed happening in Goa and there’s no plan to put barcodes on uniforms.
