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75% should be the aim with the upcoming contract for Spare manufacturing Rights Deal.

UAE is already providing India Oil at very good rates for domestic consumption and at subsidised rate for filling up the Strategic Stores. Investments , lots of USD.

Awesome.

Arihant itself is S2. S3 is expected to be launched sometime this year. But don't expect anything official untill the 3rd SSBN too is commissioned.

Umm. No. They are Sister ships , means almost same. There is " No " any type of credible hint showing the enlargements. The talks last year was about the new Pressure Hull Laid down some time back at L&Ts facility. The improvements are the power is very slightly increased and the...

Actually nopes. S2 and S3 are Sister Ships. Expect improvements from S4. In case of SSBNs without 3-4 submarines , nuclear Patrols aren't started. So the Submarine might be active , but its currently not indulged in its tasks.

Sir jee. Have a look here. http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1027113.shtml

Would be good. Will help us in a way. China should go ahead without any delays.

It was said some time back that SRGM would be exported to 4 nations. Sri Lanka [with GSL built OPVs] and Vietnam [L&T built ones ] are obvious. Myanmar is also most likely one.

Given that the missiles in use by RN and USN are same. They should have had collaborated on SSBN program. More boats would have bought down the costs.

New Zealand and Australia should have a joint Self Defence Force.

Indian Navy too is looking for 9 Medium Endurance MPAs. C295W would be fine for them too. 56+6+9 = 71. Would bring down overall costs of manufacturing, servicing and spares.

F16 or Gripen. If bought , won't be at the cost of Rafales. At the moment , the investments made already clearly shows At least 6 squadrons of Rafales will be procured. Further as I explained earlier in the same thread to another member, the deal of Rafale also included costs for India...

http://www.uniindia.com/first-rafale-squadron-set-to-be-raised-at-sarsawa-airbase-in-up/india/news/727411.html I hope people start gaining some minimum amount of common sense.

JNU , stopped reading after that.

Hope the push to Indian private sector yields some positive results.

In case of Rafale around ~4 billion USD of the deal was for India, specific upgrades, Infrastructure at 3 new air bases, training, spares, long term service contract, training , re investment in India and help in critical technologies. That means around ~120 million USD per Rafale. So Rafale...

What I am simply implying is a minimum of ~80-90 Rafales in any situation ,with respect to present investments would be procured. As for from where they would be procured is another story.

This is called " Key board mil gaya hai to kuch bhi Likhoge ?" To the author of article.

There was a time he said instead of any Rafale , the void would be filled by Su30s alone , remember what happened next ? And what I am saying, is simply straight facts about what is presently going on. 3 Air bases with 12 Rafales each in the beginning. And for your information , the first...