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HM Amit Shah : Every Indian Should pledge to use only Indian made goods
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HM Amit Shah : Every Indian Should pledge to use only Indian made goods
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Indian already has factory for Boeing making many parts. Embraer should try here.
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The world is looking for a trusted and reliable partner.
India offers potential, strength and ability.
The Government is committed to supporting Indian enterprises, which have the skills to become global forces
MSME is the fuel that will power the success of Aatmanirbhar Bharat.
India offers potential, strength and ability.
The Government is committed to supporting Indian enterprises, which have the skills to become global forces
MSME is the fuel that will power the success of Aatmanirbhar Bharat.
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What do you guy's think?
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All I know is that previous HAL chief specially wrote a letter to make this purchase and he is no fool.
So yes another opportunity gone like million others.
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India plans to curb weapons imports, focus on domestic manufacturing
Published June 11, 2020 | By admin SOURCE: IANS Under its “Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Abhiyan”, the Narendra Modi government has decided to soon initiate procurement of arms and ammunition from local industries to reduce import dependence on foreign Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). This is a post Covid-19 plan of the Central government which it would implement after it gets relief in fight against the deadly virus. The Union Home Ministry (MHA) — which is responsible for the country’s internal security — will soon urge private industries to come forward to meet the expectations of the government so that procurement of arms and ammunition from foreign countries could be curtailed. It is learnt that the government is open to solve the issues of the private sector by shaping them to be price competitive and focus on quality in production so as to fulfill needs of best arms and ammunition. The plan not only envisages catering to domestic needs, but also to export Indian products abroad. This is an attempt to achieve the vision of “Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Abhiyan” as India has been for the last many years dependent on outside OEMs.Sources said that the government started preparing a road map in this direction since it came into power, and the Arms (Amendment) Bill, 2019, bringing changes to the six-decade-old Arms Act, 1959 was passed by Parliament in December last year for this purpose. Under the amended law, licensed private industries have been allowed to manufacture and proof test small arms and ammunition including the ones being used by the military. Addressing a FICCI webinar, Minister of State for Home G. Kishan Reddy on Wednesday also signalled the government’s plan, saying they will focus on promoting domestic manufacturing of arms, ammunition and other security products under ‘Make in India’ to promote Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Abhiyan — a call given by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his May 12 address to the nation in which he talked about the pre- and post-Covid worlds. In order to fulfil the dream of making the 21st century India’s century, Modi had said the way forward is through ensuring that the country becomes “self-reliant”. Noting that India was dependent on worldwide OEMs for procuring arms and ammunition for the last several years, the Minister said: “Now the government of India has decided to soon initiate procurement from local industries to reduce import dependence.”Reddy highlighted that the government is also in the process of upgrading various testing centres and labs in the country. He added that the government will also use the Government e-Marketplace portal to promote domestic products. In this direction, India is expected to cut short the artillery list of imports this year because guns that have lately been inducted into the army such as M777 howitzers, K9 Vajra and Dhanush are being manufactured in India.To promote indigenous defence manufacturing and reduce imports, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, last month, had announced that a list of weapons and equipment banned for import would be made in consultation with the Department of Military Affairs headed by the Chief of Defence Staff. In a bid to boost domestic manufacturing of arms and ammunition under the government’s ‘Make in India’ initiative, the MHA in 2017 had notified new Arms rules that allow arms manufacturing licences to be valid for the lifetime of the licensee company. Prior to this notification, such licenses had to be renewed every five years. The liberalised rules only apply to licences granted by the MHA to small arms and ammunition companies, and those granted by the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), under powers delegated it, for tanks and other armoured vehicles, spacecraft, defence aircraft, warships of all kinds, arms and ammunition and allied items of defence equipment other than small arms. There are nearly 100 firms licensed by the MHA for the manufacture of guns (single barrel/double barrel) and around 30 firms manufacturing cartridges (blank or live cartridges or both) up to the quota permitted in their licences. Max Aerospace, Bharat Forge, L&T and Punj Lloyd are among the Indian firms who legally manufacture arms and ammunition.
Published June 11, 2020 | By admin SOURCE: IANS Under its “Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Abhiyan”, the Narendra Modi government has decided to soon initiate procurement of arms and ammunition from local industries to reduce import dependence on foreign Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). This is a post Covid-19 plan of the Central government which it would implement after it gets relief in fight against the deadly virus. The Union Home Ministry (MHA) — which is responsible for the country’s internal security — will soon urge private industries to come forward to meet the expectations of the government so that procurement of arms and ammunition from foreign countries could be curtailed. It is learnt that the government is open to solve the issues of the private sector by shaping them to be price competitive and focus on quality in production so as to fulfill needs of best arms and ammunition. The plan not only envisages catering to domestic needs, but also to export Indian products abroad. This is an attempt to achieve the vision of “Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Abhiyan” as India has been for the last many years dependent on outside OEMs.Sources said that the government started preparing a road map in this direction since it came into power, and the Arms (Amendment) Bill, 2019, bringing changes to the six-decade-old Arms Act, 1959 was passed by Parliament in December last year for this purpose. Under the amended law, licensed private industries have been allowed to manufacture and proof test small arms and ammunition including the ones being used by the military. Addressing a FICCI webinar, Minister of State for Home G. Kishan Reddy on Wednesday also signalled the government’s plan, saying they will focus on promoting domestic manufacturing of arms, ammunition and other security products under ‘Make in India’ to promote Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Abhiyan — a call given by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his May 12 address to the nation in which he talked about the pre- and post-Covid worlds. In order to fulfil the dream of making the 21st century India’s century, Modi had said the way forward is through ensuring that the country becomes “self-reliant”. Noting that India was dependent on worldwide OEMs for procuring arms and ammunition for the last several years, the Minister said: “Now the government of India has decided to soon initiate procurement from local industries to reduce import dependence.”Reddy highlighted that the government is also in the process of upgrading various testing centres and labs in the country. He added that the government will also use the Government e-Marketplace portal to promote domestic products. In this direction, India is expected to cut short the artillery list of imports this year because guns that have lately been inducted into the army such as M777 howitzers, K9 Vajra and Dhanush are being manufactured in India.To promote indigenous defence manufacturing and reduce imports, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, last month, had announced that a list of weapons and equipment banned for import would be made in consultation with the Department of Military Affairs headed by the Chief of Defence Staff. In a bid to boost domestic manufacturing of arms and ammunition under the government’s ‘Make in India’ initiative, the MHA in 2017 had notified new Arms rules that allow arms manufacturing licences to be valid for the lifetime of the licensee company. Prior to this notification, such licenses had to be renewed every five years. The liberalised rules only apply to licences granted by the MHA to small arms and ammunition companies, and those granted by the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), under powers delegated it, for tanks and other armoured vehicles, spacecraft, defence aircraft, warships of all kinds, arms and ammunition and allied items of defence equipment other than small arms. There are nearly 100 firms licensed by the MHA for the manufacture of guns (single barrel/double barrel) and around 30 firms manufacturing cartridges (blank or live cartridges or both) up to the quota permitted in their licences. Max Aerospace, Bharat Forge, L&T and Punj Lloyd are among the Indian firms who legally manufacture arms and ammunition.
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Baba kalyani is a person with revolutionary thinking.
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Bc dalle.
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Is this true? 
Semiconductor assembly majors plan to set up manufacturing units in India
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Four top global companies in the assembly, testing, marking, and packaging (ATMP) business have had discussions with the government to set up their manufacturing units and develop export hubs to undertake outsourced semiconductor packaging and test services. The companies —Taiwanese majors ASE Technology Holding (with revenues of $11.87 billion), Powertech Technology Inc ($2.17 billion), and SPIL ($2.79 billion), and US-based Amkor Technology ($4.31 billion) — plan to take advantage of the incentive schemes recently announced by the government.
Semiconductor assembly majors plan to set up manufacturing units in India
Semiconductor assembly majors plan to set up manufacturing units in India
If the current talks with the ATMP big boys fructify, it will be a major step for the country.
Four top global companies in the assembly, testing, marking, and packaging (ATMP) business have had discussions with the government to set up their manufacturing units and develop export hubs to undertake outsourced semiconductor packaging and test services. The companies —Taiwanese majors ASE Technology Holding (with revenues of $11.87 billion), Powertech Technology Inc ($2.17 billion), and SPIL ($2.79 billion), and US-based Amkor Technology ($4.31 billion) — plan to take advantage of the incentive schemes recently announced by the government.
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India will be bigger market for PC / smartphones/ iot device chips than USA in next 15-20 years.Is this true?
Semiconductor assembly majors plan to set up manufacturing units in India
Semiconductor assembly majors plan to set up manufacturing units in India
If the current talks with the ATMP big boys fructify, it will be a major step for the country.
Four top global companies in the assembly, testing, marking, and packaging (ATMP) business have had discussions with the government to set up their manufacturing units and develop export hubs to undertake outsourced semiconductor packaging and test services. The companies —Taiwanese majors ASE Technology Holding (with revenues of $11.87 billion), Powertech Technology Inc ($2.17 billion), and SPIL ($2.79 billion), and US-based Amkor Technology ($4.31 billion) — plan to take advantage of the incentive schemes recently announced by the government.
So right time is to invest now to be able to dominate Indian market.
It is inevitable that semiconductor wafers will be build in India .
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I wonder what would l&t bid will be if there was no Chinese participation?
Also since construction will be here , material will be sources from here and most of the machinery will be local . How much would actually go in to Chinese pockets Ultimately??
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don’t think Tunnel boring machines are India. Isn’t it?
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Afaik they are not Indian. But that will apply to l&t also. L&t will be forced to use some Chinese machinery anyway.
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yup, L&T uses Chinese TBM.
Made-in-China tunnel boring machines have started arriving in Bengaluru
These giant machines are being procured for tunneling about 5.63-km underground stretch for Namma Metro’s Phase II project, in the heart of Bengaluru
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Germans build them in China and export from there.yup, L&T uses Chinese TBM.
Made-in-China tunnel boring machines have started arriving in Bengaluru
These giant machines are being procured for tunneling about 5.63-km underground stretch for Namma Metro’s Phase II project, in the heart of Bengalurubangaloremirror.indiatimes.com
In few years as demand grows in India we can get Germans to make them here too.
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apparently BEML has a JV with a French company for TBM, not yet operationalised.
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RR Global to launch made-in-India electric two-wheelers under BGauss brand name
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RR Global to launch made-in-India electric two-wheelers under BGauss brand name
RR Global states that will have sales and service network spread across the country, spreading over cities in the southern and western region in the first phase. The company plans to launch two electric scooters soon.
www.financialexpress.com
