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Jabalpur ordnance factory cancels employee leave amid rising India-Pak tensionsSeveral Indian defence manufacturing units, especially under Munitions India Limited (MIL), have cancelled long leaves of employees, citing...- Ordnance factory blast: Eight dead; 5 others injuredEight workers lost their lives and five others sustained injuries following a blast at the ordnance factory in Bhandara, Maharashtra. Rescu...
- Deeply saddened: Rajnath Singh on explosion at Ordnance factory in MaharashtraDefence Minister Rajnath Singh expressed deep sadness over the explosion at an ordnance factory in Maharashtra's Bhandara, which resulted i...
- Maharashtra: Eight killed in blast at ordnance factory in Bhandara; rescue efforts underwayA blast at an ordnance factory in Maharashtra's Bhandara district killed one person and trapped 13 to 14 workers. Rescue and medical teams ...
- Employee dies in blast at Ordnance Factory Bhandara in MaharashtraThe deceased was identified as 52-year-old Avinash Meshram, the officials said. Meshram was working in the first shift of the day when the ...
- In a first, Indian Navy to use 100% indigenous ammunitionNotching a first, the Indian Navy will use 100 per cent indigenous 30 mm high explosive gun ammunition manufactured by a private company, o...
- Defence Ministry asks CPWD to expedite the construction of four crucial defence manufacturing hubsUsually the projects are undertaken through the Military Engineering Service (MES) but AFK had decided to carry the revamp work through CPW...
- How the Ministry of Defence is fighting Covid-19Various wings of defence ministry are contributing in their best possible ways to tackle Covid-19 better.
- United Arab Emirate guns to fire with Made in India shellsThe ordnance factories' exports will multiply 10 times once the Rs 235 crore order is finalized. "At present, exports are within Rs 20-25 c...
- Cotton linter prices crash 66% due to dim global cuesCotton linter prices have crashed in the domestic market by 66% due to a drop in demand in Chinese and Japanese markets.
- Ordnance factories to continue cotton linter buyThe country’s cotton linter makers have finally settled supply issues with the Defence Ministry’s Ordnance Factories Board.
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