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  • Budget 2017: Roll out simplified and rationalised offset policy guidelines

    DPP 2016 has unveiled a unique procurement category under the heading ‘Buy – Indian (IDDM)‘ (Indigenously Designed, Developed and Manufactured) as the preferred mode of defence procurements by the government.

  • Parrikar unveils DPP, says it will boost Make in India

    The Defence Procurement Procedure (DPP) have been loaded online on the Defence Ministry‘s website and would be made available in hard copy format after 15 days.

  • Likely to tie up with Humvee; keen on JVs: Baba Kalyani

    The company will also target an opportunity of 4,000 guns needed by the Army in the next 20-25 years, says Group's Chairman & Managing Director, Baba Kalyani.

  • Defence stocks in focus; gain up to 7% on bourses

    After a delay of several months, the new Defence Procurement Procedure (DPP), focusing on India-made products and fast-tracked acquisition process, was yesterday cleared by the top committee of the Defence Ministry.

  • Govt to unveil new defence policy on Mar 28, effective Apr 1

    The Defence Acquisition Council, the apex body in the Ministry of Defence, today said it had approved the Defence Procurement Policy (DPP) 2016, which will come into effect from April 1, 2016.

  • Experts discuss pros & cons of new defence procurement policy

    As part of the Defence Make in India Summit, organised by TV18, a power-packed panel industry stalwarts and policy makers evaluate the prospects and challenges on the new defence procurement policy (DPP).

  • Domestic mfg in defence sector not likely in near term: Report

    India has lost many opportunities in the past and "the extent of indigenisation is far from the point where defence ordering can lead to meaningful domestic business," according to a recent report by ICICI Securities.

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