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PTI04 09 2025 000164B 1536x964 1

PM-Led CCS Clears Rs 64,000 Cr Deal To Procure 26 Rafale-M Jets For Navy

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April 10, 2025
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New Delhi : The Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday cleared a proposal to procure 26 naval variants of Rafale fighter jets from France at a cost of around Rs 64,000 crore for deployment on board aircraft carrier INS Vikrant, sources in the defence establishment said.

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The delivery of the jets will begin around five years after the signing of the contract under an inter-governmental framework between India and France.
In July 2023, the defence ministry accorded the initial approval for the mega acquisition following a series of deliberations and evaluation tests of the platform.
Under the deal, the Indian Navy will also get associated ancillary equipment including weapon systems and spares from Dassault Aviation, the manufacturer of Rafale (Marine) jets.
The Indian Air Force bought 36 Rafale fighter aircraft in fly-away condition.
There is a thinking in the IAF that it should go for at least two more squadrons of Rafale jets.
The defence and strategic ties between India and France have been on an upswing in the last few years.
In July 2023, India and France announced a raft of ground-breaking defence cooperation projects including the joint development of jet and helicopter engines.
The two strategic partners also had expressed commitment to cooperate in the co-development and co-production of advanced defence technologies, including for the benefit of third countries.
The defence ministry also approved a proposal nearly two years back to procure three Scorpene submarines to further crank up India’s naval prowess.
However, the CCS has yet to clear the project.
Under the Indian Navy’s Project 75, six Scorpene submarines have already been constructed in India by Mazagon Dock Limited (MDL) in cooperation with the Naval Group of France. (Agencies)

 

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