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In A Rut

Bureaucratic hurdles and inefficient decision making are holding back defence manufacturing. Can the new government change things?

India's defence sector does not lack projects or avenues but red tape and inefficient processes coupled with delayed decision making have meant that India lags on multiple fronts. The Balakot airstrike renewed the focus on criticism that India's arsenal is both depleting and ageing rapidly. New Delhi is

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