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Thursday, February 19, 2015

Aye Mere Watan Ke Logon! National Security Betrayed as Defence handed over to foreign capital! Palash Biswas



National Security Betrayed as Defence handed over to foreign capital!
Palash Biswas

Aye Mere Watan Ke Logon Songs 51st Anniversary | Lata ...

Pardon me,National security is not all about Republic day parade showcasing military might before the greatest ever Mafia DON of weapon industry global!

Nor national security means indiscriminate militarization of the State!

Nor it is anything to do with making in!

Nor it means robotic,biometric and digital surveillance of citizens and brutal violation of civic and human rights and continuous repression of the people`s voice and inhuman gangrape of humanity and nature all on the name of development,security and infrastructure.

Pardon me, national security is not all about blasting off a remote village in Manipur or Central India or Kashmir nor it is blasting off a boat in deep sea and declaring that we would not serve Biruyani.
Pardon me,national security is not something like the continuous shadow War with China.

Nor it is something like nuclear deal with each and every nation to make the nation a radioactive killing field.

Nor it is America`s War against terror led by Israel.

Nor it is something like highvoltage cent percent Hindutva.

No weapon is enough,no umbrella is enough,no precautionary measure is enough,no law is enough for National security as long as the Nation is divided in hundred parts and people disintegrated,degenerated and the Fifth Column roots deep into the Ruling hegemony for its Swiss Bank Accounts.

Thus,the forces which divide the nation and its people betray Security of India.It is SEDITION,mind you.

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We have been reading so many things about our military achievement,the Himalayan blunder and Indian military intervention in Bangladesh and Sri Lanka!

We are so much so dependent on our military might that we have been strengthening the Fifth Column within all on the name of defence and security,science,research and space adventure.We may not speak against any defence commission,defence scam and something fishy as reported by Indian Express recently because we are only very very passionate people who would not risk the security of the nation.

Thus,we love so much so Lata Mangeshkar singing the eternal melody:

Aye Mere Watan Ke Logon Songs 51st Anniversary | Lata ...

We would never judge military documentation of Indo Sino war and never dare to think about what went wrong in our China Diplomacy for which our forces had to pay so dearly.

We would be always proud of our role in Bangladesh liberation and the Shanti Sena in Sri Lanka and would not try to understand what cost we did pay economically, politically and diplomatically as we think it so filmy way and always consider the scientific effects so vital and so visual.

We are spellbound by the tsunami of multidimensional visual blitz showcased by the ruling hegemony which is selling off the nation,national resources and also the national security.

We love so much so to indulge in impossible dreams as we treat life as ditto the Cinema exposes and always caught behind.

We love so much so the very idea of Hindu Imperialism and aspire to become another America that we are the greatest nation which is known as the greatest client in international weapon market.So much so that the unipolar US Imperialism has to woo the greatest emerging market to get well as its war civil war economy is indisposed.


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We never did understand our own economy and an anti national set of extra constitutional experts change definitions and scale.
Just think,RBI governor who declared that Indian Economy is nothing to do with Bull run,has to eat his words for making in.
Now,the RBI Governor is taking lessons in Modi Pathshala so that he could adjust the growth saga in accordance with the new definitions,scales and Statics.
Pardon,our economy is inflicted by the blind race of arms all on the name of security which virtually feeds Indian Economy and we would never know the mystery unresolved why every politician in India irrelevant of party,ideology or status becomes Millionaire or Billionaire so fastly breaking every record.
We would never know the real sources which controls Indian Economy and Indian Politics because all the persons involved enjoy immunity and out of the periphery of law and constitution and we dare not to put up a question while the scams related to defence is branded as sensitive national security issues.We have to shut our mouth.What a pity!
Yet another defence scam unprecedented is shaping in,I dare to warn and this bloddy scam roots deep in making in,mind you.
Our Superman has opened up each and every floodgate of our defence to insert foreign capital and foreign interest.

BENGALURU: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has opened a window for majority foreign ownership in defence companies, pointing to an important policy shift just months after India raised the FDI limit in the sector to 49%.

Modi, for whom domestic manufacturing is a key strategic goal, tied any increase in the FDI limit to another important goal, the acquisition of the latest technology that in the long run will help India become a self-sufficient arms producer in the most crucial areas.
"We have raised the permitted level of FDI to 49%. This can go higher, if the project brings state-of the art technology," the PM said on Wednesday at Asia's largest air show, Aero India, in Bengaluru. In August, the FDI limit in defence was increased from 26% to lure foreign defence suppliers to set up manufacturing facilities in a country that is the world's largest arms importer.

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Members of the Breitling Wingwalkers perform during the inauguration ceremony of the 'Aero India 2015' air show at Yelahanka air base in Bengaluru February 18, 2015. REUTERS-Abhishek N. Chinnappa
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi attends an event organised by the Christian community to celebrate the beatification of two Indians by Pope Francis late last year, in New Delhi February 17, 2015. REUTERS-Stringer
1 OF 2. Members of the Breitling Wingwalkers perform during the inauguration ceremony of the 'Aero India 2015' air show at Yelahanka air base in Bengaluru February 18, 2015.
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(Reuters) - Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked global defence contractors to transfer more technology to India as part of the lucrative deals that they win to modernise its armed forces.
The country's offsets policy, which requires contractors to invest a percentage of the value of the deal in India, will be tweaked to encourage more technology transfer, and less simple assembly or production, Modi said at the opening ceremony of the Aero India airshow at Yelahanka air base in Bengaluru.
"We have the reputation as the largest importer of defence equipment. This may be music to the ears of some of you. But this is an area where we do not want to be number one," Modi said before an air display of Indian military planes.
"It will no longer be enough to buy equipment and simply assemble here."
India is forecast to spend $250 billion over the next decade to upgrade its military, which still largely relies on Russian equipment it bought from the 1960s to the 1980s, and catch up with strategic rivals like China.
Defence contractors such as Boeing (BA.N), Lockheed Martin (LMT.N), Airbus (AIR.PA) and Dassault Aviation (AVMD.PA) have made a beeline to India in recent years in search of deals worth billions of dollars.
Modi, however, added that India should aim to cut defence imports from 60 to 30 percent in the next five years. It can double its defence output and create hundreds of thousands of skilled jobs as a result, he said.
He called for a level playing field between the private sector and public sector firms such as Hindustan Aeronautics, the main beneficiary of India's defence offset requirements, and asked both to step up to the task of meeting India's requirements.
Tata Sons, Reliance Group, Mahindra & Mahindra (MAHM.NS) and Larsen & Toubro (LART.NS) are some of the larger private sector firms that have made forays into the defence production market in recent years.
They are also likely to benefit after the government in 2014 hiked the foreign investment limit in the domestic defence industry to 49 percent from 26 percent. This has drawn greater interest from international arms suppliers.
Public sector firms need "to do much better than they are now", Modi added.

PM Modi vows to double defence manufacturing output

Economic Times - ‎4 hours ago‎
In the past five years, India has imported capital equipment worth more than Rs 1 lakh crore for the armed forces, making the country a lucrative market for foreign defence companies. Modi, who is pursuing a close partnership with the US, is aiming for India to ...

Modi wants more technology transfer from global defence firms

Reuters - ‎11 hours ago‎
Modi, however, added that India should aim to cut defence imports from 60 to 30 percent in the next five years. It can double itsdefence output and create hundreds of thousands of skilled jobs as a result, he said. He called for a level playing field between the ...

Aero India 2015 LIVE: Modi Not Content With Assembling Defence Equipment ...

International Business Times, India Edition - ‎7 hours ago‎
4:56 PM: With $250 billion expected to be spent on defence, India asserted itself at the on-going Aero Expo. The Prime Minister asked defence contractors winning bids to supply India not only the equipment but also the technology behind the equipment.

PM Modi sets challenging target for India's defence manufacturing sector

Daily News & Analysis - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Taking a strong pitch to end India's dependence on defence imports, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday promised a conducive environment for manufacturers, including a discrimination-free tax system, and asked foreign firms not to be just "sellers" ...

Local defence manufacturing is the heart of Make in India: Modi

Livemint - ‎19 hours ago‎
Bengaluru: With 60% of India's defence requirements met through imports, local defence production is the heart of Make In India programme, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at the inauguration of Aero India 2015 in Bengaluru. "We have the reputation of ...

Israeli Defence Minister calls on Modi

The Hindu - ‎7 hours ago‎
Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Ya'alon on Thursday called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who expressed satisfaction with the ongoing cooperation between the two countries in various sectors. During the meeting, Mr. Modi recalled his meeting with ...

PM Modi inaugurates Aero India, says need to increase defence preparedness

Times of India - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday inaugurated Aero India 2015 in Bengaluru and made a strong pitch for increasing defence preparedness. Here are some of the highlights of PM's speech. * We will build an industry that will have ...

Narendra Modi calls for 'new era' for Indian defence firms

Financial Times - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
"I am confident that India will emerge as a major global centre for the defence industry," Mr Modi said on Wednesday at the opening of the biennial Aero India show in Bangalore, where companies such as Boeing, BAE Systems, Israel Aerospace Industries, ...

Defence at Heart of 'Make in India': What PM Narendra Modi Said at Aero India ...

NDTV - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Bengaluru, India: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today made a pitch for increasing defence preparedness and modernizing the forces, and said India's defence industry is at the core of his "Make in India" mission.

Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Ya'alon meets PM Modi, Rajnath

Zee News - ‎5 hours ago‎
New Delhi: Taking forward the cooperation between the two countries, Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Ya'alon called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday. "He (Modi) expressed satisfaction with the ongoing cooperation between India and Israel in ...

Modi stresses on "Make in India" in defence

The Hindu - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Stressing on the need for domestic manufacture of defence equipment to equip the country for the future, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called upon foreign defence manufacturers to become strategic partners as he inaugurated "Aero India 2015" in Bengaluru ...

PM Narendra Modi hints at raising foreign cap in defence

Financial Express - ‎18 hours ago‎
Just six months after his government raised the foreign investment limit to 49% in defence production with the condition that only Indian companies will have the right to apply for such funds infusion, Prime Minister Narendra Modihas now hinted at allowing ...

We will build an industry that will have room for everyone: PM Modi at Bangalore ...

The Indian Express - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
The defence industry is at the heart of the Make in India program and India would no longer like to be tagged as the number one importer of defense equipment in the world Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at the inauguration of the 10th edition of the Aero ...

PM Narendra Modi wants more technology transfer from global defence firms

Economic Times - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
The country's offsets policy, which requires contractors to invest a percentage of the value of the deal, will be tweaked to encourage more technology transfer, and less simple assembly or production, Narendra Modi said at the opening ceremony of the Aero ...

PM Modi Vows to End India's Status as Top Defence Importer

NDTV - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Speaking at the start of Aero India Expo, a major aviation industry conference, PM Modi told hundreds of foreign and local businessmen that his government would favour domestic firms when awarding defence contracts as part of a larger push to boost India's ...

Modi: Let's cut defence imports, Make In India

Times of India - ‎19 hours ago‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who opened the event, said: "The country should work towards increasing domestic procurement from 40% to 70% in five years. And that is why defence is at the heart of our Make in India programme. We are reforming our ...

Modi Launches Drive for Desi Defence

The New Indian Express - ‎15 hours ago‎
BENGALURU: Vowing to end India's status as the world's No.1 defence importer, Prime Minister Narendra Modisaid on Wednesday that the government is focusing on developing the defence industry and it is "at the heart of our Make in India programme".

Defence stocks surge as Modi bets big on sector

Moneycontrol.com - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the government did not want India to be the biggest importer of defenceequipment in the world, and vowed to double output of defence manufacturing in the country. He was speaking at the inauguration of Aero India 2015 ...

PM Modi Promises to Boost Domestic Defence Industry

NDTV - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Bengaluru: Expressing confidence that India would emerge as a major global centre for defence industry, Prime Minister NarendraModi on Wednesday promised conducive business environment for domestic as well as foreign players, including a ...

AIRSHOW-India's Modi wants more technology transfer from global defence firms

Reuters - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Defence contractors such as Boeing, Lockheed Martin , Airbus and Dassault Aviation have made a beeline to India in recent years in search of deals worth billions of dollars. Modi, however, added that India should aim to cut defence imports from 60 to 30 ...

Modi pitches Make In India at defence fair

India Today - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said reducing imports of defence equipments will reap rich economic benefits. "A nation with a strong defence industry will not only be more secure. It will also reap rich economic benefits," said Modi at the 10th ...

PM Modi makes 'Make in India' pitch at Aero India

The Indian Express - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Narendra Modi, Make in India, India defence, Defence India, Aero India, Citing that India is importing 60 per centdefence equipment, Modi said that a reduction by even 20- 25 per cent would directly create additional 100,000- 120,000 highly skilled jobs in the ...

Need to Increase Defence Preparedness, Modernise Defence Forces, Says PM ...

NDTV - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
If we could raise percentage of domestic procurement from 40% to 70% in next 5 years,we would double the output in our defence industry. We are focusing on developing India's defence industry with a sense of mission.This is why it is at the heart of ...

PM seeks a stronger defence sector

The Hindu - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
5.00 pm: It is for the first time that Mr. Modi arrived at NIMHANS for convocation. Around 107 students are receiving degrees in person and 23 in absentia. PhD is being awarded to 27 research scholars.

Bengaluru: Modi flags off South Asia's biggest Aero show, emphasises on need ...

IBNLive - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Speaking at the event, Modi said a nation with a strong defence will be secure and will have good economic growth. "We are focusing on developing India's defence industry with a sense of mission. This is why it is at the heart of Make in India programme," the ...

Modi vows to end India status as top defence importer

Yahoo News - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi vowed Wednesday to end India's status as the world's number one defence importer, saying he wanted 70 percent of hardware to be manufactured domestically by the turn of the decade. Speaking at the start of a major aviation ...

Israeli Defence Minister calls on Narendra Modi

India.com - ‎7 hours ago‎
The two leaders shook hands and exchanged pleasantries before discussing matters of interest to both nations. India imports critical defence technologies from Israel. There are regular exchanges between the armed forces. Read: Narendra Modi greets ...

Make in India: PM Modi vows to double output of defence manufacturing

Times of India - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
NEW DELHI: Prime minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday made a strong pitch for military indigenisation, saying that the country'sdefence industry was at the core of his 'Make in India' mission. Inaugurating Aero India 2015 in Bengaluru, the prime minister ...

Aero India: PM Modi pitches for 'Make in India' in defence sector

Daily News & Analysis - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Asia's premier air show, "Aero India", started in Bengaluru on Wednesday with global armament majors eyeing the multi-billion dollar Indian defence market, seeking to align with the "Make in India" campaign of the Narendra Modigovernment. Prime Minister ...

Partner with India, Modi urges foreign defence firms

Deccan Herald - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
"India can also be a base for export to third countries in view of our growing defence partnerships in Asia and beyond. A strongdefence industry will not only make us more secure but also more prosperous," Modi told global aerospace firms participating in the ...


Modi calls for defence manufacturing at Aero India

Zee News - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Modi said innovations had not taken place in India's defence sector for the past three decades, and India must develop technology to emerge as a global centre of defence. He said the government should make sure tax system does not discriminate against ...

Need to modernise defence forces, says PM Modi at Aero India show in Bengaluru

Deccan Chronicle - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
"We will build an industry that will have room for everyone - public sector, private sector and foreign firms," he said, adding the intention of the government was to develop a dynamic defence industry. Modi said a strong defenceindustry would not only make ...

Need to modernise India's defence forces: PM Modi

onmanorama - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Bengaluru: Inaugurating the 10th edition of the Aero India 2015 here on Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modisaid it was important to modernise India's defence forces and increase preparedness. "We have to equip ourselves for the needs of the future, ...

PM Narendra Modi for foreign funds in defence

Deccan Chronicle - ‎13 hours ago‎
Bengaluru: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, batting for further foreign investment in the defence sector said, "There is no longer a need to have a single Indian investor with at least a 51 per cent stake. Industrial licensing requirements have been eliminated for a ...

Dip in defence imports will be economically fruitful: Modi

Business Standard - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
"A nation with a strong defence industry will not only be more secure. It will also reap rich economic benefits," said Modi at the 10th edition of the Aero India 2015, a trade fair for defence equipment here. He said the event can be a platform to launch India's ...

Defence at heart of Modi's 'Make in India' offensive

Hindu Business Line - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Expressing confidence that India would emerge as a major global centre for the Defence industry, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today promised conducive business environment for domestic as well as foreign players, including a discrimination—free tax ...

Aero India 2015: Narendra Modi says, It is important to modernise defence ...

India.com - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Bengaluru, Feb 18: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said it was important to modernise India's defenceforces and increase preparedness. Inaugurating the 10th edition of the Aero India 2015 here, Modi said: "We do need to increase our defence ...

PM Modi pitches 'Make in India' in defence

The Asian Age - ‎14 hours ago‎
With the defence ministers of several countries, the head honchos of global defence majors and chiefs of armed forces of many nations forming his audience, Prime Minister Narendra Modi pitched for FDI in his "Make in India" programme on Wednesday.

Israeli Defence Minister calls on PM Modi

Business Standard - ‎8 hours ago‎
Israel Defence Minister Moshe Ya'alon on Thursday called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the national capital. The two leaders shook hands and exchanged pleasantries before discussing matters of interest to both nations. India imports critical defence ...

Aero India: Strong defence sector key for Make in India initiative, says PM Modi

Firstpost - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
"We do need to increase our defence preparedness. We do have to modernise our defence forces," said Modi as he flagged off South Asia's biggest air show to showcase India's air prowess and seek investments from global aerospace firms to realise his ...

Partner with India, Modi urges foreign defence firms (Roundup)

Business Standard - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
From being just sellers of defence equipment, foreign firms must evolve into strategic partners as India wants their technology, skills, systems integration and manufacturing strength, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said here Wednesday. "From sellers, foreign ...

Narendra Modi to inaugurate air show, push Make in India

Livemint - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Bengaluru: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to urge the world's biggest aerospace companies to "make in India" when he opens the country's biggest air show in Bengaluru on Wednesday, seeking to use it as a springboard for the ascent of defence ...

PM Wants More Technology Transfer From Global Defence Firms

NDTV - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked global defence contractors to transfer more technology to India as part of the lucrative deals that they win to modernise its armed forces. The country's offsets policy, which requires contractors to invest a percentage of ...

Defence is at the heart of Make in India: Modi at Aero India 2015

Oneindia - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, wearing a blue waistcoat, promised a level-playing field for all in aerospace and defence sector. The PM was categorical when he said that India will have to soon give up the No 1 position as the world's largest defence importer.

Modi fires 'Make in India' salvo

Hindu Business Line - ‎21 hours ago‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday emphasised the need to reduce Defence imports and make more products in the country, leading to the creation of several thousand jobs. Inaugurating Aero India 2015, South-Asia's biggest air show, Modi said ...

Need to increase defence preparedness: Narendra Modi

Myiris.com - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
The Prime Minister Narendra Modi while inaugurating air show, 'Aero India' said, India has the reputation as the largest importer ofdefence equipment in the world. "We do need to increase our defence preparedness. We do have to modernize our defence ...

Modi: India will face the targets for defence manufacturing sector

Odisha Samaya - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said India has to face the targets for defence manufacturing sector and a favorable environment for manufacturers including a discrimination-free tax system and foreign firms not to be just "sellers" but "strategic ...

Make in India pitch at Aero India, PM stresses need to modernise forces

Hindustan Times - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday vowed to end India's status as the world's number one defence importer, saying he wanted 70% of hardware to be manufactured domestically by the turn of the decade. PM Modi was speaking after inaugurating ...

PM Modi makes strong pitch for 'Make in India' at Aero show

Business Standard - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today called upon Indian industry and armed forces to develop own capabilities indefence manufacturing and stop reliance on imports. "We dont just want to have assembly of imported equipment any more. We want transfer of ...

PM Modi vows to end India's status as world's top defence importer

The Straits Times - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Indian Air Force Sukhoi Su-30MKI fighter jets fly past during a full dress rehearsal for the Republic Day parade in New Delhi on Jan 23, 2015. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi vowed on Wednesday, Feb 18, 2015, said he wanted 70 per cent of defence ...

Aero India set to take off on Wednesday, PM Narendra Modi to inaugurate

Economic Times - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
BENGALURU: Asia's premier air show, " Aero India", will take off here tomorrow with global armament majors eyeing the multi-billion dollar Indian defence market, seeking to align with the "Make in India" campaign of the Narendra Modi government.

PM Modi inaugurates Aero India show, says strong defence industry will make ...

Oneindia - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Bengaluru, Feb 18: Asia's premier air show, Aero India, took off in Bangalore on Wednesday with over 300 foreign firms vying with each other to align with the 'Make in India' campaign of the Narendra Modi government as they eye the burgeoning multi-billion ...

Important to modernise defence forces: Narendra Modi at Aero India 2015 ...

World Snap - ‎13 hours ago‎
Inaugurating the 10th edition of the Aero India 2015 here, Modi said: "We do need to increase our defence preparedness. We do have to modernise our defence forces." "We have to equip ourselves for the needs of the future, where technology will play a ...

Developing defence system at the heart of Make in India campaign: PM Modi

Zee News - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
... percent to 70 percent in the next five years, we would double the output in our defence industry. We have raised the permitted level of Foreign Direct Investment to 49 percent. This can go higher, if the project brings state-of-the art technology, Modi added.

Important to modernise defence forces: Modi

Web India - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
We do have to modernise our defence forces." "We have to equip ourselves for the needs of the future, where technology will play a major role," he said. Describing it as the "largest ever" Aero India, Modi said it reflected a "new level of confidence within our ...

Bangalore air show with theme 'Make in India' to begin today

IBNLive - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
The air show will set on display India's military might and seek investments from global aerospace firms to realise the government's 'Make in India' programme in the strategic defence sector. "Modi will fly to Bengluru early Wednesday to unveil the five-day air ...

We need to increase defence preparedness, modernise forces: PM Modi

New Kerala - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Inaugurating Aero India 2015, the biggest air show in Asia, the PM said: "We do need to increase our defence preparedness. We do have to modernise our defence forces…We have to equip ourselves for the needs of the future where technology will play a ...

Modi vows India will not continue to be top defence importer

Malay Mail Online - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised changes, including better protection of minorities in India. — Reuters picNEW DELHI, Feb 18 — Prime Minister Narendra Modi vowed today to end India's status as the world's number one defence importer, ...

Modi says defence public sector companies have to perform better

NetIndian - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said it would no longer be enough for India to buy defence equipment from abroad and simply assemble them in the country and made it clear that the public sector needed to improve its performance in this sector.

'A strong Indian defence industry will make India more secure, prosperous': PM ...

Business Standard - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday stated that a strong Indian defence industry would not only make the nation more secure, but would also help make India more prosperous. "Our security challenges are well known. We do need to increase our ...

Aero show 2015: Modi sings Make in India tune

Times of India - ‎14 hours ago‎
"These opportunities make Aero India an important international event. For me, it's not just a trade fair for defence equipment. This is a mega meeting of one of the largest global supply chains, with most advanced technology and complex equipment," Modi ...

Defence stocks go all guns blazing

Business Standard - ‎22 hours ago‎
Inaugurating the Aero India 2015 in Bengaluru, Modi asked Indian industry and armed forces to develop capabilities indefence manufacturing and stop relying on imports. Stressing the domestic defence sector was central to the government's 'Make in India' ...

Aero India 2015: PM vows for Make in India in Defence

Ibcworldnews - ‎22 hours ago‎
aero-india-modi-pti2-L Expressing confidence that India would emerge as a major global centre for defence industry, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today promised conducive business environment for domestic as well as foreign players, including a ...

PM Modi inaugurates 'Aero India-2015', says India reforming defence policies ...

ANINEWS - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Bengaluru, Feb 18 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday inaugurated 'Aero India 2015' show in Bengaluru. Modi said that the air show reflects a new level of confidence within the country and global interests in India. He added that India has ...

Russia backs Modi's 'Make in India' pitch

Hindu Business Line - ‎8 hours ago‎
(PTI) Rostec, a Russian state corporation set up to promote development, production and export of hi-tech industrial products for civil and defense sectors, has strongly backed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Make in India' pitch. A top corporation official ...

Aero India Show 2015: Full transcript of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech

India.com - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated 10th Aero India 2015 on February 18 in Bengaluru. While flagging off South Asia's biggest air show, Modi made strong pitch for increasing defence preparedness. The Aero India show is based on Modi's Make In ...

pm modi inaugurates aero india asia s biggest air show

Sahara Samay - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Defence output will double if domestic procurement goes up from 40 pc to 70 pc in next five years, Modi said at the biggest show in Asia 10th international edition of the aerospace and aviation exhibition. Developing defence system is at the heart of our Make ...

Aero India set to take off Wednesday, PM Modi to inaugurate

Zee News - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
In another significant dimension, a high level Israeli delegation, including senior Ministry of Defence officials, led byDefence Minister Moshe Ya'alon will be in attendance at the show, preceding their high-level meetings in Delhi, as the two countries warm ...

Developing defence system at the heart of Make in India marketing campaign ...

Bharat Press - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Asia's premier air present, "Aero India", took off Wednesday with international armament majors eyeing the multi-billion greenback Indian defence market, in search of to align with the "Make in India" marketing campaign of the Narendra Modi authorities.

Defence Minister of Israel calls on PM Narendra Modi

Orissadiary.com - ‎7 hours ago‎
New Delhi: The Defence Minister of Israel, Mr Moshe Ya`alon, who is visiting India to participate in the Aero India 2015, paid a courtesy call today on the Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi. The Prime Minister recalled his meeting with Prime Minister of Israel, ...

India wants to be manufacturing base, not importer, of defence equipment

Calcutta Telegraph - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Bangalore, Feb. 18 (PTI): India wants to be a leading production base for defence equipment and not its top importer, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told foreign companies gathered here for an aviation and aerospace exhibition. Inaugurating the Aero India air ...

India-Israel likely to sign $ 2 bn defence deal

Business Standard - ‎2 hours ago‎
Israel defence minister Moshe Ya'alon met Prime Minister Narendra Modi today even as both sides are expected to sign defence deals worth around $2 billion in the next few years. Israel is also seeking greater cooperation with India in the fields of agriculture ...

PM Modi to inaugurate Aero India on Wednesday

The Indian Express - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Asia's premier air show, "Aero India", will take off on Wednesday with over 300 foreign firms vying with each other to align with "Make in India" campaign of the Narendra Modi government as they eye the burgeoning multi-billion dollar Indian defence market.

Aero India: Russia not sour over India buying US defense products

Daily News & Analysis - ‎6 hours ago‎
Kladov said that on a personal level, he "trusts" Modi for he does things that are "worth doing for the nation". To a query on India's tilt towards buying a lot of defence products from the US, Kladov said, "We don't say you don't trade with US. We are not inclined ...

Israel says security ties with India out of the closet

Reuters - ‎3 hours ago‎
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Israel's security relationship with India is out in the open after years of being under wraps, the Israeli defence minister said on Thursday, vowing to play a bigger role in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's drive to build an industrial base.

Gun for defence, the likely hot spot for multibaggers; top bets

Economic Times - ‎5 hours ago‎
"We are expecting defence to be the next multibagger segment in the financial markets, only if the budget is at par with the expectation and more over the execution of the proposed schemes are put on fast track," says Rohit Gadia, founder & CEO, CapitalVia ...

"Strong defence industry will make India secure"

Times of India - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Ruing that India spends "tens of billions of dollars on acquisitions from abroad", Modi said government's focus is to reduce imports and develop domestic defence industry with a sense of mission which "is at the heart of our Make in India programme".

PM Narendra Modi's Strong Pitch for 'Make in India' at Aero India Show

NDTV - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Days before his government presents its first full-year budget, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a strong 'Make in India' pitch at the Aero India Expo, which he said was a platform to launch the country's defence manufacturing sector. loading. Top Videos ...

Push Ahead Practical Approach to Defence

The New Indian Express - ‎15 hours ago‎
Prime minister Narendra Modi's plan to meet defence needs from indigenous sources is commendable. He has been stressing on this ever since he came to power at the Centre. He has even drawn up a time-table for this purpose. For instance, he wants the ...

India could be a bridge with hostile countries: Israeli minister

India.com - ‎2 hours ago‎
Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Ya'alon, giving a talk here, also said that the "sky is the limit" to enhancing cooperation with India in every field, including in their "behind the scenes" security cooperation. (Read: IsraeliDefence Minister calls on Narendra Modi).

Israel, India 'open' to joint production of military hardware

i24news - ‎4 hours ago‎
The Israeli official has met with India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who vowed to end India's status as the world's number one defence importer, saying he wanted 70 percent of hardware to be manufactured domestically by the turn of the decade.

Defence offensive

Hindu Business Line - ‎29 minutes ago‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set a tough challenge for India's defence manufacturing sector — doubling its output and halvingdefence imports in five years. With a budgeted expenditure of ₹2,29,000 crore in 2014-15, India is one of the top ten countries ...

PM Narendra Modi keeps the faith, says his government won't let any religious ...

Economic Times - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
NEW DELHI: In perhaps his strongest attack on religious intolerance since he came to power and in a speech backgrounded by strong criticism of his government and party on this issue, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said his government will ...

India-Israel defence ties 'out of closet' now

Times of India - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
BENGALURU: Israel on Wednesday strongly backed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Make in India' pitch and said the maiden visit by its defence minister was a sign that the defence relationship was "out of closet" now. Asked whether his visit was an ...

Israel says security ties with India out of the closet, wows to play bigger role

Firstpost - ‎37 minutes ago‎
Ya'alon said Israel was ready to share defence technology with India. "We see India as a partner and a friend. That is why we are ready to share technology," he said, adding that he was looking for ways to upgrade the defencerelationship. Under Modi, India ...

India media back PM's plan to boost defence production

BBC News - ‎9 hours ago‎
Media in India support Prime Minister Narendra Modi's idea of boosting indigenous defence manufacturing to cut import costs. India is one of the biggest importers of arms in the world and buys equipment from several countries, including the US, Russia, ...

Israeli defence chief in India to boost arms sales

The National - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Under Mr Modi, Israel and India have pushed ahead with the joint development of an aerial defence system, which passed its first trial simulating combat conditions in November. In October, India opted to buy Rafael's Spike anti-tank guided missile in a deal ...

PHOTOS: Bengaluru Puts On Yet Another Spectacular Aero Show

Huffington Post India - ‎4 hours ago‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the biennial event. Major foreign companies such as Boeing and Airbus Group participate in the show, hoping for contracts from the India, the world's biggest importer of defence equipment. More than 300 ...

Keen to enhance relationship with 'Make in India': Israeli Defence Minister

Business Standard - ‎3 hours ago‎
We have found a way to cooperate behind the scenes when it comes to security and defence, in research and development. And now, with Prime Minister Modi's initiative 'Make in India', we are finding a way to enhance the cooperation of both countries," ...

Defence equipment makers rally

Business Standard - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Shares of defence equipment makers surged 4.51% to 14.11% at 12:40 IST on BSE after Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, 18 February 2015, said at the Aero India Show that there would be a clear preference for defence equipment manufactured in India.

Defence equipment makers rally

Business Standard - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Shares of defence equipment makers surged 4.51% to 14.11% at 12:40 IST on BSE after Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, 18 February 2015, said at the Aero India Show that there would be a clear preference for defence equipment manufactured in India.

Loud 'Make in India' call, policy hazy

Calcutta Telegraph - ‎17 hours ago‎
18: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today made a strong pitch to global defence majors asking them to manufacture weapons in India but the Indian establishment has acknowledged complaints from big firms that the "Make in India" policy was still vague and ...

Turn partners, PM tells arms majors

Oman Tribune - ‎13 hours ago‎
Noting that defence budgets the world over were shrinking, Modi told the gathering, which included defence ministers and air chiefs of a dozen countries from the world over, adding that the country's frugal manufacturing and engineering services sector could ...

Security ties with India out of the closet Israel

Jagran Post - ‎2 hours ago‎
Narendra Modi with Defence Minister of Israel. Israel has emerged as one of India's top three arms suppliers, delivering items such as ship defence missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles, but such transactions have been unpublicised, largely because of ...

Aero India takes off as foreign firms eye defence deals with New Delhi

International Business Times UK - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
The biennial Aero India air show took off in the southern Indian city of Bangalore as Prime Minister Narendra Modiinaugurated the five-day event, saying the country will become a major global centre for defence. Foreign defencecompany executives have ...

If Modi won't even name the problem of communalism, how will he solve it?

Scroll.in - ‎5 hours ago‎
"India will succeed so long as it is not splintered along the lines of religious faith," he said and referred to India's constitutional defence of the "freedom of conscience and the right freely to profess, practice and propagate religion". From the man whom the ...

Modi Moots Spl Varsities, Skill Development Centres

The New Indian Express - ‎15 hours ago‎
BENGALURU: The Union government will set up special universities and skill development centres to train people as there is a need for a pool of skilled and qualified human resources in the Defence sector, Prime Minister NarendraModi said on Wednesday.

Push Def R and D, Not Knock-Down Kits: PM

The New Indian Express - ‎15 hours ago‎
BENGALURU:Firmly pitching for initiatives to end India's dependence on defence imports, Prime Minister NarendraModi on Wednesday assured a conducive environment for manufacturers, including a discrimination-free tax system, and asked foreign firms ...

Israel to explore making defence products in India

Zee News - ‎20 hours ago‎
Bengaluru: Israel is ready to explore making some defence products in India, its Defence Minister Moshe Ya'alon said Wednesday, responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Make in India' call to global aerospace firms to manufacture defence equipment ...

Security ties with India out in the open: Israel

The Week - ‎49 minutes ago‎
Israel's security relationship with India is out in the open after years of being under wraps, the Israeli defence minister said, vowing to play a bigger role in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's drive to build an industrial base. Israel has emerged as one of India's top ...

Sky is the limit for cooperation with India: Israeli Defence Minister

Deccan Chronicle - ‎2 hours ago‎
Ya'alon complimented Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Make In India' initiative and said Israel was "flexible" in sharing expertise with India. "Israel is a tiny country but it does share a lot with India, including common interest," he said, adding, "We have found a ...

Bengaluru air show set to take off, centres on Modi's ambitious 'Make in India'

Daijiworld.com - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Bengaluru, Feb 18: As curtains go up for Aero India, the biennial aerospace and defence exposition, at Yelahanka air base, many hopes are riding on the 'Make in India' slogan coined by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Many global majors are expecting to get ...

Israeli Defence Minister Arrives at Aero India Expo; Arms Supply Deals Lined up

International Business Times, India Edition - ‎6 hours ago‎
The two democracies established full diplomatic relations only in 1992, and ties have seen an upswing since the NDA government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi was elected to power in May 2014. India is the largest buyer of Israeli equipment and Israel is ...

Israel willing to share technology with India, says Defence Minister Moshe Yaalon

Business Standard - ‎3 hours ago‎
Yaalon, who is the first Israeli Defence Minister to visit India in an official capacity, had earlier in the day called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. India imports critical defence technologies from Israel. There are regular exchanges between the armed forces.

The Indian defence sector at crossroads: Will the Budget 2015-16 take notice ...

Businessinsider India - ‎8 hours ago‎
Inaugurating the 10th edition of the Aero India show on February 18, 2015, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that India would emerge as a major global center for the defence industry. The occasion and the looming budget for the next fiscal year provides us ...

The Morning Wrap: Modi Suit Auction Tops 1 Crore, Divorce Bill May Be Scrapped

Huffington Post India - ‎11 hours ago‎
The case of the exploding Pakistani boat continued to remain intriguing after the Coast Guard officer now claimed that he was "misquoted," and India's defence minister sticking to the official version as well as declaring that he would take action against the ...

Text of address by Prime Minister at Aero India Show

Hindu Business Line - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
This is the largest ever Aero India. This reflects a new level of confidence within our country and global interest in India. To many of you, India is a major business opportunity. We have the reputation as the largest importer ofdefence equipment in the world.

Modi wants public sector to buck up

Hindustan Times - ‎22 hours ago‎
The PM said India had fine-tuned its export policies, removed industrial licensing requirements in several cases and was reforming its defence procurement policies. Modi also said that the FDI cap could be higher than 49% if projects brought state-of-the-art ...

'Reforms In Procurement Policies, Preference To Made-In-India Equipment'

The New Indian Express - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
BENGALURU: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said there is need to develop defence industry in India. 'It is no longer enough to buy equipment and assemble them. We have been doing this in the past, without absorbing any technology or ...

The Daily Fix: Modi willing to ditch politics to ensure a fruitful budget session, but ...

Scroll.in - ‎4 hours ago‎
*Foodgrain production in India is at a three-year low, following a 10% shortfall in last year's monsoon. *Prime Minister Narendra Modi has indicated that the Foreign Direct Investment limit in the defence industry could go above 49%, as India seeks to stop ...

PM satisfied with India-Israel ties

Business Standard - ‎7 hours ago‎
During a meeting with Israeli Defence Minister Maj. Gen. Moshe Ya'alon (reserve), Modi recalled his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly last September, the release added. The prime minister ...

Government Seeks Investment by Global Firms in Aerospace

NDTV - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Bengaluru: Taking up the Narendra Modi government's 'Make in India' campaign avidly, the defence ministry is pulling all stops to ensure global firms invest in the fledgling aerospace industry so it can reduce imports and achieve self-reliance. "In line with the ...

Indo-Israel defence ties out of closet now: Israeli Minister

mydigitalfc.com - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Asked whether his visit was an indication that India was willing to acknowledge the strong defence relations that the two countries share, Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Ya'alon said, "That is right. We were ready to expose relations earlier but it was up to the ...

Narendra Modi's controversial bandhgala suit bid for Rs 1.11 crore by a Gujrati NRI

India.com - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
(Read: Aero India 2015: Narendra Modi promises steps to boost domestic defence industry). Another Raju Aggarwal offered Rs 51 lakh for the suit, saying it was for a noble cause. The suit that created waves and kicked up a political storm will be auctioned ...

Narendra Modi at the Aero India-2015 Air Show

indiablooms - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
The Governor of Karnataka, Shri Vajubhai Rudabhai, the Union Minister for Defence, Shri Manohar Parrikar, the Union Minister for Chemicals and Fertilizers, Shri Ananthkumar and the Minister of State for Planning (Independent Charge) and Defence, Shri ...

Defence Minister of Israel calls on PM

indiablooms - ‎7 hours ago‎
Defence Minister of Israel calls on PM. New Delhi, Feb 19 (IBNS) Defence Minister of Israel, Mr Moshe Ya`alon, who is visiting India to participate in the Aero India 2015, met Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday. Defence Minister of Israel calls on PM.

'Veil' off Israel ties

Calcutta Telegraph - ‎17 hours ago‎
... visit Israel himself or to host an Israeli defence minister. "This is my first official visit. The relationship (between Israel and India) is deepening after the (September 2014) meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Benjamin Netanyahu in New York.

Don't look suit horse in its mouth...

Calcutta Telegraph - ‎18 hours ago‎
The government's defence is expected to be that since the proceeds would go for a national cause and not Modi'spersonal gain, there was nothing wrong with the auction. But, going strictly by the code, the question still remains whether the Prime Minister ...

Sky is the limit for cooperation with India: Israeli Minister

mydigitalfc.com - ‎1 hour ago‎
Terming his maiden visit to India as "historic", Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Ya'alon today said his country was ready to share technology and expertise with India to deepen ties in key areas of defence and security while noting that "sky is the limit" for ...

Aero India: Firms from home, abroad to seek investment roadmap in defence ...

The Indian Express - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
The 10th biennial Aero India, set to be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Bangalore Wednesday, will be more about business interests in the Indian defence market than air shows. The event will witness the presence of nine defence ministers ...

Defence ties with Israel to come out of closet

Deccan Herald - ‎20 hours ago‎
The visiting minister said Israel had waited for long to bring the relation out of closet and appreciated Prime Minister Narendra Modi'spolicy on Israel. As India imports critical defence technologies from Israel, there are regular exchanges between the armed ...

India-Israel ties out in the open, says Ya'alon

The Hindu - ‎20 hours ago‎
Both sides have seen a flurry of interactions even at the highest level. Mr. Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met in New York last September on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly. India is one of Israel's biggest defence customers ...

Israeli Defence Minister calls on Rajnath Singh

indiablooms - ‎1 hour ago‎
The Union Home Minister asked Israel to take advantage of India's raising FDI ceiling in Defence Sector to 49 percent and reiterated Prime Minister Narendra Modi's priority to promote manufacturing in India. Recalling his visit to Israel in November last year, ...

India's secret romance with Israel out in the open

Geo News, Pakistan - ‎22 hours ago‎
During the Aero India exhibition in, Modi paid a visit to the Israeli exhibit and learned about Israeli Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV). Interestingly, Israel's Defence Minister Moshe Ya'alon was also present on the occasion becoming the first Israeli minister to ...

A pragmatic foreign policy will do India the world of good

Daily Mail - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Addressing the annual conference of Indian Ambassadors in Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi advised the diplomats to shed 'old mindsets' and project India as a leader of change and not as a mere 'balancing force'. He was trying to connect them with the ...

Need to improve India's defence preparedness, says PM at Aero India show

The Indian Awaaz - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said there was need to improve India's defence preparedness. Inaugurating the 10th edition of Aero India in Bengaluru today the Prime Minister laid emphasis on enlarging defence manufacturing base in India and ...

"Make in India" with Tax Free Manufacturing

Niticentral - ‎Feb 16, 2015‎
Modi wants to take it up to 25 per cent which, if it is 12% currently, is a neat doubling. This may be ambitious but not far-fetched, when our defence manufacturing needs alone easily tops $ 100 billion. ... The tax moratorium for 10 years from commencement of manufacturing should apply to each and every FDI funded new manufacturing unit established in India on or after May 16, 2014, the day the Modi Government won the General Election. If any FDI promoted manufacturing units are established by already existing ...

Aero India is all about 'Make in India', says Modi

domain-B - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
A strong Indian defence industry will not only make India more secure. It will also make India more prosperous. Aero India can be a catalyst in realising the potential of the 'Make in India' programme, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said while inaugurating the ...

33 nations part of Aero India today

The Asian Age - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
The world's eyes are now on defence and technology hub Bengaluru where military and aviation giants from 33 countries will be showcasing their products at the five-day-long Aero India that begins Wednesday. Over 600 companies, nearly half of them Indian in a thumbs-up to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "Make in India" theme, will exhibit their military wares at the 10th edition of Aero India, which will commence on Wednesday morning. Branded as the "biggest" yet, the 10th edition of Aero India will be thrown ...

India to launch Aero India 2015 today

The Official Government News Portal of Sri Lanka - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to open the Aero India 2015 air show and exhibition today at the Air Force Station Yelahanka.Defence Ministers or officials of equivalent ranks of six countries – the USA, Russia, Israel and Germany among them – will also ...

10th Aero India show begins in Bengaluru

The Indian Awaaz - ‎Feb 17, 2015‎
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate 10th Aero India show on Aerospace and defence engineering in Bengaluru today. This time Aero Show is placing special emphasis on Make in India and encouraging small and medium industries to invest in ...

The Aero India 2015: The Call of "Make in India" and Its Impact on Indian ...

Digital Journal - ‎Feb 18, 2015‎
With the Indian Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi, inaugurating the Aero India show on 18th February, 2015 global majors are upbeat about the opportunity and potential to have a good business with the world's largest arms importer. Lewes, DE ...

'Russia not sour over India buying US defence products' | India | Latest India ...

NewsHub.org - ‎8 hours ago‎
Modi had said in his opening speech yesterday that his government's focus was to reduce imports and develop the domestic defence industry with a sense of mission, which it "is at the heart of our Make in India programme". Kladov said that on a personal ...

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