Defence Ministry Seals Rs 2,312 Crore Deal To Procure 8 Dornier Aircraft

The Indian Defence Ministry has finalized a significant contract worth Rs 2,312 crore with Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) for the acquisition of eight Dornier aircraft intended for the Indian Coast Guard. This procurement is aimed at enhancing the surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities of the Coast Guard, which plays a crucial role in maritime security and coastal protection. The Dornier aircraft are known for their versatility and effectiveness in various operations, including search and rescue missions. The deal underscores the government’s commitment to bolstering the country’s defense infrastructure and supporting indigenous manufacturing in the aerospace sector. This initiative aligns with the broader strategy of promoting 'Make in India' and reducing dependence on foreign defense imports. The procurement is expected to boost operational readiness and provide the Coast Guard with advanced technology to effectively monitor and secure India's extensive maritime boundaries.
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