India as we know it is stepping into a new era. With strong aspirations, the government is investing heavily in Defence and rightly so, given that geographically India is surrounded by known foes.

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The defence segment order book stands at Rs 8,600 m, which is equal to 87% of the total order book. (Photo source: Canva) The Indian government has been hiking defence production. Escalating ...

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