The Indian military consists of the second largest military in terms of personnel and the largest in terms of active manpower. It is developing new missile defense systems and maintaining a nuclear triad capability. Recent additions to the Indian military include the launching of new stealth frigates and the commissioning of new warships, as well as plans to produce mine-proof vehicles. The Indian Air Force will form its first squadron of the indigenous Tejas light combat aircraft and is ordering additional Sukhoi fighters. India is also working jointly with Russia to develop a fifth generation stealth fighter. Indian defense continues to serve the nation through programs like the iconic Jaipur Foot prosthetic and developments in missile systems, space programs, and other areas

1. The Indian military
The Indian Army is the world's second largest
in terms of military personnel, and the largest
in terms of active manpower
It is a completely voluntary service,
Currently developing a
missile defense shield .
Nuclear triad capability.

2. Indian military system is a very well organized section of
defence that we all feel proud of as Indians.
Indian military forms the backbone
of Indian Defense. Newer and
improved weapons
are needed by
the army to
fight back

3. Indian Navy Stealth Frigate Tarkash Launched
Two state-of-the-art indigenously
built high-speed warships,
INS Cankarso and INS Kondul,
were commissioned into
the naval fleet recently/
The new frigates will be armed with eight BrahMos supersonic
cruise missiles.surface-to-air missile, air-defense gun/missile
systems, two twin 533-mm torpedo launchers, and an
antisubmarine warfare (ASW) helicopter.

4. Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) and UK’s BAE
Systems will soon start manufacturing the
RG-31 — a mine-proof vehicle — in the
country for the Indian Army and police
forces operating in Maoist
strongholds.
Rs 15,000 crore order for an additional 42 Sukhoi-30 MKI
fighters would add up the total number of these modern Russian
fighters for Indian Air Force to 272.

5. The Indian Air Force (IAF) will form the first squadron of the
light combat aircraft (LCA) built indigenously Tejas in Bangalore

6. And finally Indian Version of PAKFA
Russian Sukhoi holding and Indian Hindustan Aeronautics
Limited (HAL) agreed in early 2010 to jointly develop a
fifth-generation stealth fighter jet.

7. What you're looking at ?
Its AURA (Autonomous Unmanned Research Aircraft)
India's combat drone would be a stealthy flying-wing concept
aircraft with internal weapons
The programme still in its project definition stage

8. Missile Defence
System

9. Astra Nag
It is a 3rd Generation
Anti-Tank Missile having
‘top attack’ and
‘fire and forget’ capability
with a range of 4 km
It is Air-to-Air Missile system
for beyond visual range,
designated to be a missile
for Light Combat Aircraft

10. It is a Medium Range Surface-to-Air Missile (MR-SAM)
LR-SAM
jointly developed/produced by DRDO and IAI, Israel
It is a Long Range
Surface-to-Air Missile
(LR-SAM) jointly
developed / produced
by DRDO and IAI, Israel.

11. Agni
Surface-to-Surface Missiles
Agni-I with a range of 700 km
Agni-II with a range of 2000 km
Agni Agni-III with a range of 3000 km

12. Indian Defence
At The Service
Of
The Nation

13. JOY-‘POOR’ Foot
Jaipur Foot.
1968 a team of doctors from
SMS college Jaipur and a
traditional sculpture had come
together & Jaipur Foot was
born

14. “Jaipur Foot”
- The Joy Of Walking

15. Kalam-Raju
Stent‘Technology is for
wiping tears also’

16. Intra Coronary Heart Stent
– Can an average Indian afford it ?
Intra coronary stent Due
to the high cost of stent
its application was
restricted to only affluent
patients.
An imported intra-coronary heart stent costs Rs 60,000/-.

17. This human suffering set a scientist to
think…
Why our people should be forced to
buy expensive foreign products during
their distress with diseases? Can our
indigenous technology provide a
solution to common man shielding him
from the threat of financial disaster in
saving life in an emergency health
situation ?

18. India and Space

19. India’s Rocketing Evolution
India will soon lift off to the Moon

20. Indian MNC (Multinational Company)
Ranbaxi-9th largest in the world
76% revenue comes from overseas
Tata Consultancy Survise-80 revenues from in
Tata Motors : sells its passenger-car Indica
outside India
the UK has acquired a Daewoo
?
Infosys- hasLab. become 1stgiving it access to
Dr Reddy’s 25,634 employees including
Commercial Vehicles unit
?
600 from in in NYSE in 2001
to be listed Korea and China than Indian.
markets 33 nationalities other
It has 30 marketing offices across the world
and 26 global software development
“nano” – “pulsur”– Truphating this facts
centres
in the US, Canada, Australia, the UK and
Japan.

21. India Inc on a Buying Spree
Company Acquisition Price (in $
mlns)
Tata Steel Corus 7.6 b
Tata Motors Daewoo, Korea 118
Flag Telecom, Bermuda 212
Reliance Industries
Trevira, Germany 95
Infosys Technologies Expert Information Services, Aus. 3.1
Bharat Forge Carl Dan Peddinghaus, Germany
Cadila Health Alpharma SAS, France 5.7
Hindalco Straits Ply, Australia 56.4
Wipro NerveWire Inc, US 18.5
Aditya Birla Dashiqiao Chem, China 8.5
United Phosphorus Oryzalin Herbicide, US 21.3
Source: Wall Street Journal; IBEF Research

22. Indian Economy
Indicators 1950-51 2009-10
GDP Rs. cr. 9719 61,64,178 AE
Per capita (Rs.) 5708 43,749
FOREIGN TRADE
Exports (Rs. Crore) 606 8,40,755
Imports ((Rs. Crore) 608 13,74,436