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129363
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2012.
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In mid-April, EI Du Pont Indian announced the launch of its laboratory at Hyderabad for conducting ballistics and stab tests on Kevlar based helmets, safety vests and other items under the aegis of its material research and application centre.
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129362
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2012.
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While defexpo 2012 gave the impression of being even bigger than the last one and even more crowded, the media attention this time was totally captured by the Tatra Truck scandal and the blacklisting of IMI, Rhenmetall and Singapore technology.
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129365
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Is an alumnus of the defence services staff college and the college of defence management, was directing staff at DSSC ad the college of naval warfare, Mumbai; has been the defence adviser at Muscat had held several important tri-service and naval appointment.
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129361
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2012.
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Pakistan's navy (Pak Behrya) with an estimated strength of 25000+ personnel, is an medium size navy with a relatively well balanced fleet and naval air assets. On the one hand, the Pakistan Navy (PN) finds itself trying to counter an increasingly powerful Indian Navy (IN). on the other hand, it seeks to play a greater role in providing maritime security in Persian Gulf given that it sees itself as the eminent naval force in the middle east/ Persian gulf region. As a result it finds itself stretched to the limit.
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129364
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2012.
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With the need for alternative sources of energy on the rise, especially in recent years, it is no surprise that the defence sector can be one of the largest consumer of solar power in India.
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129360
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2012.
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South Asia comprises all countries from Pakistan in the West; Afghanistan in the North; Myanmar to the East; and the Indian Ocean on the south. Countries that till recently, were ruled by colonial powers that imposed their own brand of governance in keeping with their interests rather than those of the native people. It was only as recently as the mid-20th century that these nations shed the colonial yoke and started to develop indigenous means of governance (monarchical, democratic, autocratic, or totalitarian) as behooved historical national systems. These countries fell into the category of 'developing nations.' Unlike the more advanced western colonial powers, the agricultural and industrial revolutions in South Asia came about simultaneously and as late as the mid-20th century accompanied by the phenomenal socioeconomic turbulence that affected governance and its evolution in the 'developing nations.'
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