India, Spain ink deal to scale up cooperation in defence

f Pipavav Defence today tanked 10 per cent and touched its lower circuit limit of Rs 68.85 on the bourses after Reliance Infrastructure announced it will buy 18 per cent stake from promoter group at Rs 63 per scrip. Pursuant to the fall, the market ...

It was yet another volatile session on Dalal Street on Thursday. The market advanced in last hour of trade with the equity benchmarks closing with marginal gains (ahead of long weekend). Defensives like healthcare, FMCG and index heavyweights HDFC twins led ...

Soldiers paying tribute to the five Army jawans at Palam airport in New Delhi. (PTI) New Delhi: Parliament was paralysed today as Opposition members angrily demanded an apology from Defence Minister AK Antony for letting Pakistan off the hook ...

CHINA-2NDLD DEFENCE - China scales up defence budget to USD 145 billion Contributed by NAMPA / PTI. From K J M Varma Beijing, Mar 5 (PTI) Unveiling plans to make it a "maritime power", China today hiked defence budget by 10.1 per cent this ...

A court on Wednesday directed continuation of the ban on broadcasting a documentary based on an interview with a convict in the December 16 Delhi gangrape case Bollywood celebrities took to Twitter to express their views on the ban

The deal marks the entry of the group into the defence sector. Many believe this sector will benefit the most from the “Make in India" campaign. Amber dubey of KPMG spoke to CNBC-TV18 to discuss the impact of this deal.

In the largest-ever deal in the Indian Defence sector, Anil Ambani-controlled Reliance Infrastructure (RInfra) will buy 18 percent of Pipavav Defence and Offshore Engineering Company for about Rs 819 crore. RInfra will also get the sole management ...

President Pranab Mukherjee today said India needs strong defence forces for not only ensuring peace but also safeguarding its territorial integrity. "As a responsible nation, India is firmly committed to peace and stability for which we need an ...

able of producing 24 atomic warheads a year, a top former British official has said. Liam Fox, the former British Defence Secretary, said the international community should not risk to forget Pakistan, which was not a stable country. "Here in Washington, with ...