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Companies that have been banned from participating in tenders include Xp-pen, Highvision Hikvision, Lenovo, Dahua, Lava, Ottomate, Xolo, Airpro, Grandstream, Wi-Tek, Realtime, Maxhub, Nokia, Domino, Reputer, Tyro.Government of India has banned 17 Chinese companies from participating in tenders in India and warned private companies that do business with government entities against using these

Pune: Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari visited the expo and interacted with the participating industries to make them aware of future requirements of the Indian Air Force (IAF) towards achieving self-reliance in line with the “Aatmanirbhar Bharat” goal of the Government of India.The IAF, during the expo, demonstrated its indigenous capabilities through static display of new generation Advanced

The ex-minister said India has been the first responder when the Maldives required helpNew Delhi: The Maldives has been famous in India especially on social media for wrong reasons, former Maldivian Defence Minister Mariya Didi said here on Saturday.The comments come in the backdrop of a recent controversy triggered by social media posts by a minister and other leaders in the Maldives days after

According to a military source speaking to APA, Azerbaijani authorities have detailed knowledge of the technical specifications of the weapons supplied to Armenia by India. The source also claims that Azerbaijan can destroy these weapons and the general reputation of India’s military industry in a very short time."It seems India sees Armenia as a military field and wants to test its military

It appears that the Chinese perception about India’s rise is reluctantly and incrementally changingEver since the Galwan clash and the prolonged military standoff between India and China, the relationship has witnessed a downward spiral. People to people relations have come to a grinding halt, the bullish trade being the only exception. In such a situation, there are very few first-hand accounts

New Delhi: An Indian warship provided critical assistance to a Palau-flagged cargo vessel in the Gulf of Aden after it caught fire following a missile attack, in the latest in a series of such support missions by the Indian Navy in the region.The vessel MV Islander came under attack on February 22 and a crew member of the ship sustained injuries, Indian military officials said Saturday.The US