Best Book Mart

SUBJECTS

ADV. SEARCH

Home > Subjects > Security

Arming the Defence Forces: Procurement and Production Policies

	Arming The Defence Forces: Procurement And Production Policies by Lt. Gen. Chandra Shekar
	Price : Rs 495.00
	Your Price : Rs 386.10

The aim of Defence Procurement and Production is to ensure quality, timeliness and value for money to provide defence equipment to the Armed forces. Recently new system of broad structure have been announced. "Indigenisation and Self Relaince" have been the cardinal goal of India`s polocy of fulfilling defence requirements. Do we have the right strategy for our defence R&D? Are our defence production agencies in the public sector participation adequate? India`s Military expenditure in 1995 was 8 billion doller , wheres even a small country like `Tiwan` spent 13 billion dollars in the same period. India`s Defence budget considering its size and security concerns is one of the lowest yet during the last financial year a sum of 6000 Crores against "Capital account ` was surrendered being the unspent amount . Obviously we need to carry out budgetary reforms.? Our procurement apparatus , primarily dependent on imports is both inadequate and need much awaited streamlining and modernization.

Payment accepted by All Major Credit and Debit Cards, Net Banking, Cash Cards, Paytm, UPI, Paypal. Our payment gateways are 100% secure.

Check Delivery

Books of Similar Interest

10%

War Coups & Terror : Pakistan`s Army in Years of Turmoil
by Brian Cloughley

22%

The Purpose of Intervention: Changing Beliefs About the Use of Forces
by martha Finnemore

Chakraborti Vigilance Management In Govt. & Public Sector 2nd Edn.
by NA

The Plight Of Crime Victims In Modern Society
by Ettah

The Last Victims ( One Man`s Search For Peiter Menfen His Family`s Friend And Executioner)
by Macpherson

Support

Phone : +91-9266663909

Email : support [at] bestbookmart.com

Timing : 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Mon-Fri)

Quick Links

View Cart
My Account
Terms & Conditions
Privacy Policy
Return Policy

Arming The Defence Forces: Procurement And Production Policies

by Lt. Gen. Chandra Shekar