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Indian aviation: Spreading its wings

In the last decade, India initiated a modernisation and acquisition programme for its defence forces. To utilise the huge acquisition budget and to build a domestic industrial base, the government made radical policy changes, allowing private and domestic investment in the defence sector and moving from depending upon a single country for the supply of equipment to global bidding.

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Indian aviation: Spreading its wings