Make in India faces Russian take transfer hurdle

one of the government plan to kickstart Defence manufacturing in the country as part of its MD Sana snake in India program has Run into stumbling block on account of constraint on serving original design details and drawing of Russian equipment and card on exporting this document review by Hindustan Times show the specific case in world part that goes to the T 72 t-90 tanks and MBBS Army..

as regards items of Russian design namely for tank T 72 292 icb bmp2 armored group careers it has been mentioned that all three contract have closed governing maintenance of secrecy with regard to Russian transfer of Technology documentation while preparing items of Russian transfer of technology from indigenous resources factories have to prepare their own drawing specification based upon the absence of duty and share the same of the purchase in the indigenous cultures and joint secretary land systems in this department of Defence construction road in August in this responses to query whether the design can be shared with the Indian manufacturer.

put otherwise this means that original details of drawings cannot be shared only these made by this Ordnance Factory can anyone this cannot be used to make the equipment of export 9 can be manufacturing this naked derivatives product from this drawing.

the ministry of the defensive spokesperson did not responded to the query is taking the commitment..
Dr Ajay Kumar secretary defence production sale in their responses to the email that his requirement is examined this is UNO financial inclusion have been arrived at any solutions will have to be within this framework of all these things agreement.

Ahmed has been pushing very hard they are reaching out to the vendor on both side at the various platform.

and the military industrial conferences between India and Russia several agreements and Technology assigned to address the issues.
also Russia has now agreed to clarify component and spare part Made in India which is great help.

Important leaders she is also open to working with the private sector including the small and medium sectors.
a good beginning has been made things will change soon said lieutenant-general.