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Gorshkov to cost 2.3 billion after years of negotiation
- Wednesday March 10, 2010
- India News | Press Trust of India
After a three-year long renegotiation, the fresh price of Admiral Gorshkov aircraft carrier was finalised at USD 2.35 billion on Wednesday by the government, a day ahead of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's two-day visit to India.
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India, Russia set to ink nuke deal
- Monday December 7, 2009
- World News | NDTV Correspondent
India and Russia have also reached a broad agreement to break the logjam over the protracted bargaining over the Gorshkov aircraft carrier.
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Navy chief defends Gorshkov deal
- Friday July 31, 2009
- India News | Press Trust of India
Navy Chief Admiral Sureesh Mehtaon Thursday defended the price being paid by India for the warship.
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Gorshkov deal runs into choppy waters
- Sunday June 14, 2009
- India News | Sudhi Ranjan Sen
The Mumbai terror attacks, rise of China, and increase of piracy in the region, requires India to have Navy capable of projecting India's military power.
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Gorshkov to cost 2.3 billion after years of negotiation
- Wednesday March 10, 2010
- India News | Press Trust of India
After a three-year long renegotiation, the fresh price of Admiral Gorshkov aircraft carrier was finalised at USD 2.35 billion on Wednesday by the government, a day ahead of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's two-day visit to India.
- www.ndtv.com
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India, Russia set to ink nuke deal
- Monday December 7, 2009
- World News | NDTV Correspondent
India and Russia have also reached a broad agreement to break the logjam over the protracted bargaining over the Gorshkov aircraft carrier.
- www.ndtv.com
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Navy chief defends Gorshkov deal
- Friday July 31, 2009
- India News | Press Trust of India
Navy Chief Admiral Sureesh Mehtaon Thursday defended the price being paid by India for the warship.
- www.ndtv.com
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Gorshkov deal runs into choppy waters
- Sunday June 14, 2009
- India News | Sudhi Ranjan Sen
The Mumbai terror attacks, rise of China, and increase of piracy in the region, requires India to have Navy capable of projecting India's military power.
- www.ndtv.com