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IN is yet to sign the following deals:
1. FSS x5
2. NGMV x6
3. NGOPV x11
4. Brahmos Coastal Defence Battery x2
5. Additional Brahmos for current and future warships.

Indications are there that these programs will get the CCS clearance this month.
 

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Ya'll Nibbiars The Kalvari Class Submarine AIP is developed by NMRL and manufactured by L&T, Thermax. The integration will be done by MDL in future. Even the claimed Super Kalvari design will be under MDL.

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GigaChadBharatiya

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They already made a better pitch than Dassault who agreed to local assembly and partial production only after ordering 128+ aircraft. Picking the right aircraft aside, Boeing would setup the line faster anyway, and this Indian plant would see orders from other countries.
No one wants that plane anymore. They want to squeeze a bit more profit out of a dead dog plane by making India take the bait
 

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Navy to get 60 UH Marine choppers, BrahMos missiles worth over Rs 70,000 crore
A high-level meeting of the Defence Ministry also cleared 307 ATAGS howitzers developed by Indian firms with DRDO's technology.


By Manjeet Negi: The Defence Ministry cleared 60 new Utility Helicopters (Marine) for the Indian Navy to meet the force’s requirements along with the BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles, a huge success for the Make in India initiative. The promotion of the 'Make in India' initiative in defence is one of the major projects of the Narendra Modi government.

A high-level meeting of the Defence Ministry also cleared 307 ATAGS howitzers developed by Indian firms with DRDO's technology.

According to official sources, the UH Marine is a variant of the ALH Dhruv chopper and would be ready for maritime requirements by 2025-2026.

The Defence Ministry has also cleared the acquisition of nine ALH Dhruv Mark 4 choppers for the Indian Coast Guard worth over Rs 3,800 crore.
 

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Navy to get 60 UH Marine choppers, BrahMos missiles worth over Rs 70,000 crore
A high-level meeting of the Defence Ministry also cleared 307 ATAGS howitzers developed by Indian firms with DRDO's technology.


By Manjeet Negi: The Defence Ministry cleared 60 new Utility Helicopters (Marine) for the Indian Navy to meet the force’s requirements along with the BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles, a huge success for the Make in India initiative. The promotion of the 'Make in India' initiative in defence is one of the major projects of the Narendra Modi government.

A high-level meeting of the Defence Ministry also cleared 307 ATAGS howitzers developed by Indian firms with DRDO's technology.

According to official sources, the UH Marine is a variant of the ALH Dhruv chopper and would be ready for maritime requirements by 2025-2026.

The Defence Ministry has also cleared the acquisition of nine ALH Dhruv Mark 4 choppers for the Indian Coast Guard worth over Rs 3,800 crore.
Isn't Dhruv Mark IV same as Rudra? Why does CG wants a Rudra type heli?
 

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Some are saying that the kilo class refit by HSL signed recently may have li-on batteries...any one got anything solid on that?
 

Aniruddha Mulay

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Some are saying that the kilo class refit by HSL signed recently may have li-on batteries...any one got anything solid on that?
I highly doubt that will happen, the contract mentions a normal refit which means all the existing systems will be overhauled and whatever components need replacement will be replaced.
INS Sindhukriti already has underwent a deep refit/mid life upgrade back in 2015.
 

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