India to get all 26 Rafale-M jets by 2030 under Rs 63,887 crore deal inked with France
Monday, 28 April 2025 () India has finalized a significant deal with France, procuring 26 Rafale-Marine jets for approximately Euro 7 billion. Deliveries are scheduled from mid-2028 to 2030, enhancing the Indian Navy's capabilities, especially for aircraft carrier operations. This acquisition aims to counter China's growing naval presence in the Indian Ocean, providing a substantial boost to India's maritime air power.
Millions in Spain, Portugal, and southern France experienced a massive blackout, disrupting essential services and prompting government responses. India and.. IndiaTimes
The Cabinet Committee on Security had cleared the deal earlier this month. The French Ambassador to India represented his country, while Defence Secretary Rajesh.. DNA
India is set to finalize a significant Rs 63,887 crore deal with France on Monday for 26 Rafale-Marine fighter jets, primarily for the INS Vikrant. The.. IndiaTimes
France is ramping up its defense strategy with plans to deploy nuclear-armed Rafale jets near the German border. President Emmanuel Macron announced a €1.5 billion upgrade to Luxeuil air base, which will house these advanced fighter jets equipped with hypersonic nuclear missiles by 2035. As tensions rise across Europe, this move has sparked concerns of a new arms race, with Russia warning the move could escalate regional instability. Is this a step toward stronger EU security or a dangerous gamble?
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In the wake of the Pahalgam terror attack, the Indian Navy has proven its formidable strength by successfully conducting multiple anti-ship missile firings. These drills, carried out in the Arabian Sea, demonstrate the Navy's readiness to safeguard India's maritime interests. With the heightened tensions between India and Pakistan, the Indian Navy's Western Fleet stands on high alert, ready to respond "anytime, anywhere, anyhow." Watch as India's naval forces assert their dominance on the seas, reinforcing the nation's commitment to national security and combating cross-border terrorism.
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The Indian Navy successfully conducted anti-ship missile firings, demonstrating its readiness to safeguard maritime interests amidst heightened tensions.. IndiaTimes
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