India and the US will sign Rs 32,000 crore deals for 31 Predator drones and a maintenance facility in India. The Cabinet Committee on Security approved the acquisition. The signing is scheduled for tomorrow.

India has signed a Rs 32,000 crore deal to acquire 31 Predator drones from the US, distributing them across its military branches.

NEW DELHI, (ANI) – India has signed a $4 billion deal with the US to buy 31 Predator drones and setting up a maintenance, repair and overhaul facility for them in India.

India and the US are set to sign a Rs 32,000 crore deal for 31 Predator drones, enhancing the surveillance capabilities of the armed forces. The acquisition includes an MRO facility, with the drones a

India on Tuesday signed a $4 billion deal with the US to purchase 31 Predator long-endurance drones for the Indian defence forces, to boost the military's combat prowess along the contested borders wi

SkyGuardian and SeaGuardian. The deals were signed on Tuesday by both sides in the presence of senior officials. Of the 31 drones, the Indian Navy will get 15 Sea Guardian drones, while the Indian Air Force (IAF) and Indian Army will be receiving eight Sky Guardian drones each,

In a significant advancement for India's military capabilities, India has finalised a deal with the United States to acquire 31 MQ-9B Predator drones. As part of the deal, India will also see the establishment of a maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility for the General Atomics-manufactured drones in the country.

Deliveries of the drones will begin in four years and will be completed within six years under a government-to-government agreement, cleared by the Prime Minister-led Cabinet Committee on Security.

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