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Indian Army News: The government is considering further strengthening the Indian Army by giving priority to indigenous weapons. An order to make many important weapons in the country itself can be issued this month.

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Indian Army News: The Indian Army, which the whole world believes in iron. Now she is getting more powerful. Army In order to further strengthen this, the Modi government has decided to implement the policy of giving priority to indigenous weapons. According to a senior official associated with defence, an order to manufacture many important weapons in the country from a strategic point of view may be issued this month itself. This only requires the approval of the Security Affairs Committee of the Cabinet or the Ministry of Defence.
This month, for the first time, orders for naval support ships, next-generation coastal patrol ships, next-generation missile ships are expected to arrive in the Indian Navy. The discussion to take 5 naval support vessels with Hindustan Shipyard Limited has been going on since 2021, but the final seal is expected to be taken this month.
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Next generation 6 missiles will also be available
In 2018 itself, the Defense Council has approved the Indian Navy to deploy 6 next generation ships to patrol the coastal areas. Similarly, for the purchase of 6 Next Generation Missile Ships, Cochin Shipyard Limited is leading the race to bag the order by submitting the lowest bid in 2021 itself. For this, China Shipyard has made the lowest offer of 10 thousand million ISK.
Areas bordering China will be strong
Explain that the government decided on Tuesday to set up a committee of secretaries to speed up the implementation of infrastructure projects in the region bordering China. This decision was taken at a high-level meeting chaired by Defense Minister Rajnath Singh. The Defense Ministry said Singh called for expediting all pending projects on priority basis. The meeting was attended by Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari, Railways, Communications and IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnav, Power Minister RK Singh, Environment Minister Bhupendra Yadav and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval.
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