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Aero show: Rajnath Singh rolls out red carpet to defence attaches

Says 'Make in India neither isolationist nor meant for us alone'

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh (left) at the ambassadors’ round table for Aero India 2023, in New Delhi on Monday. Photo: PTI
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh (left) at the ambassadors’ round table for Aero India 2023, in New Delhi on Monday. Photo: PTI

Ajai Shukla New Delhi
With Aero India 2023 — India’s biennial aerospace exhibition — barely a month away, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh invited the Delhi-based defence attachés of more than 80 countries to encourage their respective defence industries to attend.

Addressing an ambassadors’ round table in New Delhi on Monday, Rajnath said the 14th Aero India, Asia’s largest air exhibition, would be held in Bengaluru from February 13-17.

He said Aero India 2023 would “provide an opportunity for the Indian aerospace industry to showcase its products, technologies, and solutions”.

With the Covid-19 pandemic having hit India’s last two defence exhibitions — Aero India 2021

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