Most Army buys will be from desi firms: Vice-chief
The New Indian Express|May 08, 2022
Asserts orders will be placed if firms can meet even 80% demands
- MAYANK SINGH
Most Army buys will be from desi firms: Vice-chief

IN a major push for the indigenous defence industry, the Indian Army's almost all approvals will go to the local manufacturers, Lieutenant General BS Raju, Vice Chief of Army Staff said on Saturday.

"Most of the Acceptance of Necessity (A0N) - 90% and above -- will be given to the indigenous manufacturers. We will come more than half a distance to meet your aspirations," said Lt Gen Raju.

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