The government on Saturday notified the operational guidelines for two major shipbuilding initiatives with Rs 44,700 crore outlay, which are aimed at strengthening India’s domestic shipbuilding capacity and improving global competitiveness.
The meeting focused on new opportunities for collaboration in connectivity, skill development, shipbuilding, and the blue economy, the Prime Minister's office said in a post on handle X.
The Prime Minister’s participation reflects his deep commitment to an ambitious, future-oriented maritime transformation, aligned with 'Maritime Amrit Kaal Vision 2047', according to the statement issued by the Prime Minister's Office (PMO).
The package introduces a four-pillar approach designed to strengthen domestic capacity, improve long-term financing, promote greenfield and brownfield shipyard development, enhance technical capabilities and skilling, and implement legal, taxation, and policy reforms.
The Indian Navy is organising a Quality Assurance (QA) Conclave, themed ‘Collaborative Quality Assurance: Bridging the Gap Between Industry and Defence,’ on 7 February at the Manekshaw Convention Centre, here.
India and South Korea signed an agreement today to firm up bilateral cooperation in defence shipbuilding. Under the MoU, conceived…
