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

NEW DELHI: DRDO Chairman Samir V Kamat on Saturday said the Indian government’s determination to make India self-reliant in defence production has led to a leap in the sector.Asked about what made the ‘Make in India’ a success story, Kamat said, "Several factors have made this story possible, the first amongst it is government determination to make Aatmnirbharta happen. I think that is the most

Pune: Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhary on Saturday visited the ‘Maharashtra MSME Defence Expo’ in Pune and said that the time has come to move on to newer technologies and with better quality radars and the Air Force will sign a new deal with L&T in a couple of days for the same."This requirement to maintain air defence coverage over the entire country has always been existing. It is one of the

Pune: India’s defence system has received a significant enhancement as the Indian Air Force developed the second generation of the SAMAR missile system. Utilizing old Russian-origin R-27 air-to-air missile systems from its inventory, the IAF has developed the SAMAR-2 indigenously.According to Air Marshal Vibhas Pande, SAMAR 2 represents the next iteration of the missile system. He highlights that

After revamping the aviation landscape in the country, Minister of Civil Aviation Jyotiraditya Scindia is focused on taking the number of airports in the country to over 200 in the next five years, as he credits the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi for bringing about monumental development in the country. Excerpts from the interview he gave to The Sunday Guardian.Q: Your Civil Aviation

Let multi-alignments, rather than a singular focus, be the basis of its policy recalibrationIndia must remain nimble, constantly ready to respond to the escalating security concerns in the Middle East. However, this agility should not entail impulsive shifts in foreign policy or inconsistencies with its long-term objectives. The calibrated shift must consider the emergence of multiple regional