The defence ministry says the number of foreign companies at the event has increased from 160 the last time to 172 and the booked exhibition space has almost doubled from the Chennai edition.
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DefExpo 2020 begins Wednesday
Scoop: Indian Navy bans Facebook for all personnel
No Bumble, Tinder, Instagram, WhatsApp or Messenger for sailors, either. Nor smartphones onboard ships and at bases.
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•Trump offers to mediate Kashmir, shut down by India
MEA denies Trump claim PM Modi asked him to mediate
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•That Fighter Thing Again
The IAF's new contest for fighters has major problems ahead
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•#RafaleScam: The Crucial Date
The date reveals what was known, to whom, and when
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•Part III of this analysis examines the implications of the single most interesting data point to emerge from the report of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India. This date has never been mentioned in earlier media reports, and what is almost startlingly significant is not only what transpired on this date, but the fact of the date, itself.
How the MMRCA was killed #RafaleScam
And the Eurofighter was shafted by interpretation of costs
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•#RafaleScam: The CAG’s History
How the game was fixed for the French fighter
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•Aero India 2019 begins today
403 exhibitors, 63 aircraft, A330 Neo, AN-132, C-295 and a B-52 to fly in
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•Boeing gets new boss for India ops
Salil Gupte was vice president of Boeing Capital Corporation
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•Surya Kiran pilot dead in Aero India rehearsal crash
Wing Commander Sahil Gandhi died after two SKAT Hawk aircraft collided
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•MoD rationalises delivery schedules
Delivery window to begin from date of advance payment
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•India become full member of NATO logistics committee
Full membership allows data exchange with NATO Codification System
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•1st Chinooks arrive in India
Four of the fifteen CH-47F(I) heavy lift helicopters arrived at Mundra Port
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•Supreme Court dismisses Rafale order challenge
SC order notable for factual errors, restricting scope of judicial scrutiny
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•#RafaleScam: Fallout on MMRCA 2.0
Manufacturers concerned over implications of Rafale revelations
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•One representative of an MMRCA 2.0 competitor said, “The process is so elaborate, difficult and expensive. If you’re permitting cheating, at least have the decency to not make the rest of us work so hard.” “Just the thought of it being tailored to one of the contestant would discredit the whole idea of a competitive bidding process,” said another.