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No Buyers For Rafale Jets: Why Almost Every Country Dumped French Rafales Except India?

The Rafale is one of the most expensive aircraft in the international market. India's deal of 36 jets is worth Rs. 60,000 crores. Experts argue that the high cost is the result of many reasons including general inefficiency in the country's defence sector.

From Indian Border To South China Sea, Chinese Air Force (PLAAF) Ups The Ante With H-6 Bombers

The H-6J is an upgraded variant of the decades-old H-6, a large bomber platform which first flew almost 60 years ago. Its size and longevity, interestingly, appear to parallel the Vietnam-era historic B-52. 

Chinese Navy Installs New Turbo Generators to Power ‘Electromagnetic Railguns’ On It Warships

The Chinese Navy (People’s Liberation Army Navy) has installed new turbo generators on its warships. The decision to install the turbo generators comes in...

Indian Army Fears A Repeat Of Siachen Conflict But This Time With China

During the Operation Meghdoot in Siachen in 1984, the Indian Army kept a close watch on suppliers of Arctic gear in Europe, leading to a discovery that the Pakistanis had ordered 150 sets from a dealer in the UK.

Will Anil Ambani’s Fortune Change With The Arrival Of Rafale Jets?

Anil Ambani and Rafale Jets: In 2016, India and France signed a purchase agreement for the supply of 36 Rafale fighter jets at a value of €7.87 billion, or about Rs 60,000 crore. Under the agreement, the 36 Rafale procurement offset proposal supports the 'Make In India' initiative.