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For both the compulsive trader and careful investor: 25 stocks to watch if risk appetite returns; some with upside potential, some notIf the price of crude oil softens, Indian equities may again see a risk-on phase. Tariff concerns are no longer the central issue; the larg...- Apache Chopper: After IAF, now Indian Army to get world's most advanced helicopter this month, to be deployed at Pak borderIndia’s Army is days away from receiving its first AH-64E Apache attack helicopters, ending a wait of over 15 months. The choppers, bought ...
- HAL shares rise 2% after Army, Air Force versions of ALH Dhruv helicopters cleared for operationsHindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) shares are in focus as Army and Air Force variants of ALH Dhruv helicopters, previously grounded, have been...
- TimeTooth Technologies bags orders from HAL for Light Combat HelicoptersThe scheme encourages private industry for indigenous development and manufacture of critical defence equipment by providing assurance of p...
- MoD inks contracts worth Rs 8073 cr with HAL to procure 34 advanced light helicoptersThe defence ministry signed contracts worth Rs 8073 crore with Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd for 34 advanced light helicopters for the Indian A...
- HAL to offer technology to private sector to build helicopterHAL is in the process of identifying the private defence major with whom it will share the technology for the production of the twin-engine...
- Crash of two Dhruv helicopters in Ecuador due to pilot error: GovtThe reason of crashes of other two Dhruv helicopters was indicated to be "human error" and "non-maintenance" by the Ecuadorean authorities.
- India tapering off military aircraft sorties to NepalThree flights each to Kathmandu and Pokhara from India, with food, medicines, blankets, tents, water and power equipment, were undertaken o...
- Vice President Hamid Ansari visits HAL facilities in BengaluruAnsari evinced keen interest in flight hangars of LCA-Tejas and ALH. He also viewed different aircraft positioned in the HAL premises.
- Mauritius signs Rs 100-crore deal with HAL for Dornier aircraftHAL has supplied helicopters like Cheetah, Chetak and Dhruv, and two Dornier aircraft in maritime version to Mauritius in the past.
- INS Viraat can continue for another 3 years: AK AntonyThe navy's sole aircraft carrier INS Viraat can continue its service for another three years, the Lok Sabha was today informed.
- AgustaWestland submits bids for two military chopper tendersAnglo-Italian firm AgustaWestland has submitted its bid for two military tenders to supply helicopters to the Navy and the Coast Guard.
- HAL bags $10 mn order for Chetak, Cheetah from NamibiaHindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has bagged an $10 million order for supplying two Chetak and one Cheetah light utility helicopters to t...
- India signs pact for supply of Dhruv to MauritiusIndia has signed a pact with Mauritius for supply of a 'Dhruv' Advanced Light Helicopter built by state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited.
- HAL to have maintenance base in EcuadorUpbeat over the encouraging export orders of Advance Light Helicopter -- Dhruv, aerospace major Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has dec...
- HAL bags order from EcuadorHindustan Aeronautics Limited has bagged a $50.7 million contract to supply helicopters to Ecuador.
- India clinches first foreign deal with Ecuador to sell DhruvIndia on Wednesday made aviation history by concluding a $51 million deal with the South American Republic of Ecuador for the sale of seven...
- HAL to test flight Light Combat Helicopter by year endState-run aerospace major Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has completed the design for the Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) and it will be...
- Army to induct Dhruv in SiachenThe indigenously developed Dhruv helicopter is set to be inducted by the army in the Siachen sector.
- Dhruv chopper qualifies for flying in Siachen skylineInducted into the IAF in 1998, India's first advanced light helicopter (ALH) 'Dhruv' has come out with flying colours clearing all trials f...
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