France and India have steadily deepened their technological, economic and, particularly, military ties since the beginning of the century, with the two countries expanding defence cooperation through high-level visits, naval engagements and regular military exercises.
In a major development, India has issued the Letter of Request (LoR) to France for the mega government-to-government deal worth around Rs 3.25 lakh crore to buy 114 Rafale fighter jets for the Indian Air Force.
In a major development, India has issued the Letter of Request (LoR) to France for the mega government-to-government deal worth around Rs 3.25 lakh crore to buy 114 Rafale fighter jets for the Indian Air Force.
India is all set to buy 114 more Rafale jets worth Rs 3.25 lakh crore from France in big boost to IAF. In this regard, India has finalised the Letter of Request (LoR) and is expected to send it to France within the next few weeks, a report by Indian Express said.
New Delhi: India on Wednesday underscored its continued focus on strengthening parliamentary diplomacy with France and advancing strategic cooperation with the United States, as senior diplomatic engagements took place in the national capital involving key global partners. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met a delegation from the French Senate Friendship Group led by Senator Mireille.
Washington DC: US President Donald Trump said that he was not happy with French President Emmanuel Macron’s stance on not joining the coalition to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Trump, while in a Lunch with the Trump Kennedy Center Board Members, said that the US military is the “strongest in the world, and do not.
Mumbai: India and France on Tuesday elevated their ties to a Special Global Strategic Partnership and made a slew of announcements across key sectors such as defence, technology and innovation, startups, critical minerals, advanced materials, health and skilling, reflecting the growing strength of the relationship between the two countries. The key announcements made during French.
The Franco-Indian cultural collaboration witnessed a historic milestone as the first stones from India arrived in Paris for the new Hindu Mandir in Bussy-Saint-Georges.
