Live
- Drug abuse alarming among children in Kadapa: MLA Madhavi Reddy
- Irregularities in garbage tax collection to be probed
- US DoJ Charges Adani Group Over False Statements and Bribery Allegations, Shares and Bonds Drop
- Gold rates in Hyderabad today surges, check the rates on 22 November, 2024
- Are strict laws needed to ensure MLAs attend Assembly sessions?
- Gold rates in Vijayawada today surges, check the rates on 22 November, 2024
- Gold rates in Visakhapatnam today surges, check the rates on 22 November, 2024
- Satya Kumar flays YSRCP govt for ruining new med colleges
- AP High Court to hear RGVs anticipatory bail plea in social media remarks case
- ICC Champions Trophy: PCB appoints Chief Operating Officer; reiterates stand to host Champions Trophy entirely in Pakistan
Rajnath Singh meets Italian defence industry leaders in Rome
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday met the CEOs and other top industry leaders of Italian defence companies in Rome
New Delhi: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday met the CEOs and other top industry leaders of Italian defence companies in Rome.
The Ministry of Defence said that the Defence Minister emphasised on the need for defence industries of the two countries to work together.
“India offers exciting opportunities for co-development and co-production and the complementary capacities of Indian and Italian defence industries could be optimised in a win-win situation,” Rajnath Singh said.
The Ministry of Defence said that Singh also requested the Italian industry leaders to strengthen the supply chain linkages with the Indian defence manufacturers and develop closer ties with the Society of Indian Defence Manufacturers.
The meeting was attended by CEOs, presidents and vice presidents and senior officials of 24 Italian defence companies. Industry leaders from Leonardo, Fincanteri, Electtronica, Beretta, AIAD, Pasquali and many other prominent Italian companies were present, the defence ministry official added.
Singh also visited Montone in Perugia province where he paid rich tributes at a Memorial recently built for Naik Yaswant Ghadge and other Indian soldiers who fought in the Italian campaign in World War II.
