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This is for the same order announced in March 2023.

Some announcement on Brahmos deal was to happen. Let's see if anything happens.

Maybe. "The Mahindra ALSV’s variants include Armored Protection Vehicle for Security; Light Armoured Ambulance; Command and Control Vehicle, Light Mortar 81/82mm Vehicle, Ammunition Carrier for Light Weapons. "

https://www.armyrecognition.com/defense_news_march_2021_global_security_army_industry/indian_defence_orders_1300_mahindra_lsv_light_specialist_vehicles.amp.html Orders were placed in 2021.

Reportedly the matter of additional Chinooks also came up but wasn't approved.

The Czechs use the Soviet machinary while Pakistan would likely be using Chinese ones. There could be a difference/variation in making of ammo. Because although both are 122mm Rockets, but development cycles have evolved differently. That may be the cause of this feedback.

AAD derivative.

The aim is to cut down the non combat numbers. The issue is gov cannot say that we are reducing "govt jobs". So they didn't recruit during the COVID. That pretty much works to their plan. Reducing the non combatant's numbers and not having to announce that to the public.

With the P75I RFP not yielding any results, I think its time we go G2G if they agree to bare minimum terms.

NGMV is not really slow moving small naval vessel. 2200+ tons, top speed of 25+ knots Compared to any western multirole frigate the only thing it won't have is anti submarine Warfare capability. Hopefully that incompetence remains a deterrence.

Acquisition was given go ahead in 2018 actually. But the long range or extended range version of Brahmos wasn't available.

Cochin Shipyard. 1st NGMV to be delivered in 4 years.

Akash 1S/P