The government has finally come on the record about the INS Vikramaditya (formerly Admiral Gorshkov) refurbishment programme at the Sevmash shipyard in North-Western Russia. A […]
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Not that I'm trying to bring Nandigram onto this blog, but Mail Today, the new newspaper from the Indian Today Group was launched yesterday, and
From Nandigram with blood.. Read More »
Sorry for no posts for a few days. I’m in Kolkata — spent the last few days covering the stuff happening in Nandigram. Back in
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Here are a few exclusive photos of the Hawk taking off for India. Here's the official route that the first pair will be taking: Warton
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Just received this press release and awesome photo from BAe Systems: The first two Hawk advanced jet trainers destined to train the next generation of
Well this actually started off with something that was posted on BR a few days ago, and pointed to here by PVS Jagan Mohan. That
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“It is proposed to take up a project on Development of 1500 HP Engine in the XI Five Year Plan. Preliminary Design Work has already
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Sorry to bore you all with another post on the C-130J! Word just in that the final FMS contract for six C-130J Super Hercules aircraft
What’s in the C-130Js we’re getting? Read More »
A nice piece about the C-130J from the Lexington Institute. Thought I’d post it here since the exhorbitant deal for six C-130Js will soon be
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The first two of 24 British-built Hawk advanced jet trainers will fly into air force station Bidar later this month (the remaining 42 will be
