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From two weeks to 22 weeks: Delays plague buys by Indian Army commanders (opens the original)
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A CAG audit found significant delays in army procurement The special financial powers have failed to meet prescribed timelines for supply orders The emergency procurement mode, designed for rapid acquisition of critical equipment, also suffered from substantial delivery delays So entrenched is the government’s bureaucratic mode of functioning, even within the military, that granting army commanders special financial powers to procure tactical items could not expedite procurement to the prescribe
Faulty parachutes: Hanging for dear life by a thread (opens the original)
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The defects included defective stitching, defects in the outer pack, defective rigging lines The findings were included in a CAG audit report recently tabled in Parliament GIL is a defence public sector undertaking engaged in the manufacture of parachutes These can easily be the stuff nightmares are made of. You jump out of an aircraft thousands of feet high up from sea level, and then your parachute turns out to be defective. From 2020-21 to 2023-24, of the 73,242 parachutes manufactured by Gli
BrahMos: How a combat-proven missile became India's top defence export (opens the original)
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As the US Tomahawk cruise missiles struck Iraqi targets with remarkable precision during the First Gulf War (1990-91), their effectiveness was keenly analysed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation in Delhi. Among those who admired Tomahawk’s capabilities was A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, then DRDO chief who would come to be known as the missile man of India. At least a dozen countries across Europe, West Asia, Latin America and Africa have expressed interest in acquiring the BrahMos missile
Mecca pact riddled with inherent contradictions, but India to be hit (opens the original)
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Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia signed 'Mecca Joint Defence Agreement', a trilateral pact where an attack on one is considered an attack on all This alliance brings together Pakistan's nuclear weapons, Turkey's massive NATO-backed military, and Saudi Arabia's immense wealth and religious leadership The pact is designed to reduce US/Israeli influence, directly boosts the strategic power of rival Pakistan, and could provide it with military aid in a future conflict with India In signs of an esc
Amid warming ties, India pushes China for transborder rivers, hydro projects meet (opens the original)
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India has requested China to expedite the Expert Level Mechanism meeting to discuss trans-border river issues A major concern for India is China's ambitious mega hydropower project on the Yarlung Tsangpo River, near the Indian border The Yarlung Tsangpo dam project is situated in a geologically unstable region prone to earthquakes, raising concerns Indeed, the timing couldn’t have been better. Chinese President Xi Jinping is likely to be in New Delhi in September for the BRICS Summit. The visit
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