India's defence budget blinkers

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The 2005-06 defense budget of India was increased by the Indian Government to Rs. 83 billion, which is a 7.8 percent rise over the defense budget of 2004-05. Considering the various trends and the current environment, future requirements, long-term military modernization plans and India's growing security interests, it is necessary to increase the defense spending to approximately 2.7 percent of the GDP.

National Security, Defense Administration & Finance, Defense spending, Defence spending

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India's nuclear C2 system in place

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India's announcement of the creation of a formal command and control system for its nuclear program is an important step in its national security management.

Management dynamics, Other Ordnance and Accessories Manufacturing, Nuclear Ordnance & Equip, Management, Column, Nuclear weapons, Company business management, National security

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The long march toward self-reliance: India's defence industry in the 21st century

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A history of the Indian defense industry and the political aspects of its evolfing relaitonswhip with the Indian government are discussed.

History, Political aspects, Defense industry, Defence industry

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