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New Delhi: In a major success for ‘Make-in-India’ in defence, the Indian Army has signed a deal for acquiring over 450 fully indigenous loitering munitions, Nagastra-1, which can strike enemy targets with precision.The deal has been signed under the emergency provisions under which the drones will have to be supplied to the Army within one year. The emergency procurement deals can be worth up to
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Islamabad: Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has said that his participation in a meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Council in India reflected Islamabad’s commitment to the charter of the SCO and should not be seen in terms of bilateral ties.Responding to a question on a programme on Dunya News aired on Thursday, he said he would represent Pakistan at the Foreign
Safran Group chairman Ross McInnes has called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and discussed technological partnership with the firm in defence and space sectors."Yesterday, Mr. Ross McInnes, the Group Chairman of SAFRAN called on the PM Narendra Modi. Fast growing Indian aviation market provides immense scope for companies working in this sector," the Prime Minister’s Office said in a tweet.They
Apologies for the rather uninformed question but I never dealt with a “real” home alarm system before: We just purchased a home in the US that has a (dated) ADT system installed. Three control panels, awkwardly placed motion sensors (think: knee high, middle of the wall?! who does that?), wireless door/window sensors. No cameras.
From our insurance agent I learned that the homeowners insurance requires an alarm system with a monitoring service. So we do need to upgrade / replace that system. And this is what leads me to you, kind fellow inmates of this /r.
We had one contractor come over to propose a refresh. He went all Honeywell and I am not sure if this is the best we can get. As far as I understand, they cryptographically link their sensors to the main panel so you need to replace the entire system should one fancy a fancier control panel.
Here are the components they suggested:
Please do not get me wrong: I do not want you to do the research for me. But I would be very happy if you could point me in the right direction, regarding vendors & monitoring services. (Or simply tell me to go with the Honeywell system because it is perfectly fine).
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India is not able to settle the bill in US dollars due to concern about secondary sanctions and Russia is unwilling to settle the payment in rupeesRussian arm sales to India have reportedly slowed down as the two countries struggle to find a payment mechanism that does not violate US Sanctions, news agency Bloomberg reported citing officials with knowledge of the matter.Payments amounting to $2