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Govt acts on General VK Singh's complaint, fast-tracks acquisition of weapons - The Times of India

seems we are not getting any foreign stuff, IA has to be happy with home made stuff only :D MoD plans to invest Rs 15k cr in ordnance firm Sending a strong signal to foreign arms suppliers often accused of adopting short cuts to bag lucrative military contracts, the Ministry of Defence (MoD)...

Pinaka test fired Pinaka test fired, IBN Live News

Well Kalyani group has also jumped in, we can see the momentum clearly Kalyani Group artillery to be featured

same news: 100 made-in-India Bofors artillery guns | Bofors | | The New Indian Express Hope the things go alright. PS: I think everythign will go right, because lot of a$$es are on fire, in such scenario the results are good

Arjun MK-3 might be a reality now | idrw.org

seems back on track BAE Systems appoints Dean McCumiskey as Managing Director and Chief Executive for India - Frontier India News

'Guns procurement caught in snakes, ladders game'

So all this can be made in India, must be OFB Jabalpur

^^ Kunal, Any info available about the ammo developed?

chacko reports: OFB to develop 155mm artillery guns for the Indian Army - Indian Defence

Kunal, this is my gut feeling that finally this gun saga is going to come to an end, and IA will have an home grown product no foreign one will make the cut in medium term. May be we will see some short term purchase like ULH, but with our own Titanium plant coming online that is also a one time...

here it goes, one more challenge Metallurgy of the Bofors gun a mystery:OFB ,hits Indian re-make | idrw.org

Kunal there is the problem, first IA didn't given any requirement, then DRDO built something, which might not be gold plated. They rejected it, and never suggested any way to improve. If they could have shown some thinking, the situation might have been much better. This whole saga seems to be...

Didn't DRDO came with an idea of 185 mm shells in 1990's (correct me if I am wrong here).

Question to learned folks. If we see the arty saga, it is becoming an unending story. If we keep aside our faults for time being (like political leadership's inept handling, corruption and all). Does these guns actually meet our requirements? I mean apart for light guns (which we are trying to...

I didn't got you, what you are trying to convey

This is interesting, when did IA put the requirement to develop a gun? I never came across that. Can you please point out the source to your claims

interesting development: Ordnance factory develops system to airlift LFGs - The Times of India

DRDO did presented prototypes for artilary gins in 1990's but they came up with a new idea of 185mm guns, don't know on what basis that was rejected, but in cae we could have taken that project serious at that time, we might be having some real good kick a$$ weapon system in our inventory by now