After our much-read interviews with FlightGlobal’s Stephen Trimble and Hush-Kit’s Joe Coles, we’re delighted with the next in line on our #EyeOnIndia series. It’s difficult to […]
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After a terrific 10 question #EyeOnIndia round with FlightGlobal’s Stephen Trimble, Livefist is now happy to have one of the world’s most dogged and committed
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It’s a typically turbulent time for Indian aviation/aerospace — a vaunted, meandering quest for fighter jets, domestic aircraft programs yearning for some respect, familiar political
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Nearly four years after the Indian Army received clearance from the Ministry of Defence to sign up for 118 of the indigenous Arjun Mk.II main
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Thirty days ago, the Indian government kickstarted the latest of its serially failed attempts to procure thousands of new assault rifles for the Indian Army’s
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The Indian Army has had enough. And it has chosen to vent its anger in an unusually candid tone to India’s Parliamentary committee on defence,
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As a political storm intensifies around India’s €7.87 billion deal for 36 Rafale fighter jets from France, and substantial fire focused through allegations of preferential
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A push for more Rafale jets amidst a raging political controversy aside, France is putting particular diplomatic heft behind two Indian weapon contests worth a
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Indications have emerged that India and France are in talks for 36 more Rafale fighter jets, in addition to the 36 contracted in 2016, for
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With a year to go for India’s next national election, there’s an expected pause in most defence-related procurement and industrial activity. From the government’s side,
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