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India Streamlines Defence Export Rules to Boost Global Competitiveness

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India's defence ministry has overhauled its export procedures, simplifying the process and broadening licence coverage for defence manufacturers. Stakeholder consultations will no longer be required for most non-lethal defence exports, reducing bureaucratic delays. The Open General Export Licence framework has been consolidated and its validity period extended. These regulatory reforms are designed to strengthen Indian defence firms' position in international markets. The changes come as India's defence sector reports record highs in both production output and export volumes.

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