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Govt to Work on Policy Framework for Missile Exports: Chander
By PTI
Published: 15th June 2014 01:51 PM
Last Updated: 15th June 2014 01:51 PM
The export of missiles is a new area that India is exploring, Chander, who is also Director General of Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), said even as Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pitched for making the country self-reliant in manufacturing of defence products and even capable of exports in the sector.
"The new government is also keen on building up the export potential (of defence products). There has been lot of interest shown by many countries on our missiles," he said delivering an invited talk at the Aerospace Luminary Lecture Series, organised by Aeronautical Society of India, Hyderabad, late last evening.
Speaking on board India's largest aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya, Modi had on Saturday said, "Not only should we become self-reliant, we also should provide them (defence equipment) to small countries. The small countries should feel secure that the they have India-produced defence equipment."
"We have to lay down policy norms and methodologies how to work out (tap export potential of missiles)," said Chander, who also interacted with reporters.
"We are confident we will be soon working on this," he said.
India's Akash and Prahaar missiles can be easily exported, as also BrahMos (developed in a joint venture with Russians) for which a lot of countries have shown interest, he said.
"Our future missiles that we are developing...that will have lot of (export) potential," he pointed out.
DRDO is working on a programme to extend the range of surface-air missile beyond 200 kms, Chander said.
Govt to Work on Policy Framework for Missile Exports: Chander -The New Indian Express
By PTI
Published: 15th June 2014 01:51 PM
Last Updated: 15th June 2014 01:51 PM
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The new government is also keen on building up the export potential (of defence products), Chander said.
The export of missiles is a new area that India is exploring, Chander, who is also Director General of Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), said even as Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pitched for making the country self-reliant in manufacturing of defence products and even capable of exports in the sector.
"The new government is also keen on building up the export potential (of defence products). There has been lot of interest shown by many countries on our missiles," he said delivering an invited talk at the Aerospace Luminary Lecture Series, organised by Aeronautical Society of India, Hyderabad, late last evening.
Speaking on board India's largest aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya, Modi had on Saturday said, "Not only should we become self-reliant, we also should provide them (defence equipment) to small countries. The small countries should feel secure that the they have India-produced defence equipment."
"We have to lay down policy norms and methodologies how to work out (tap export potential of missiles)," said Chander, who also interacted with reporters.
"We are confident we will be soon working on this," he said.
India's Akash and Prahaar missiles can be easily exported, as also BrahMos (developed in a joint venture with Russians) for which a lot of countries have shown interest, he said.
"Our future missiles that we are developing...that will have lot of (export) potential," he pointed out.
DRDO is working on a programme to extend the range of surface-air missile beyond 200 kms, Chander said.
Govt to Work on Policy Framework for Missile Exports: Chander -The New Indian Express
