Make in India Boost: MoD Signs Contract Worth 409 Crore with Indian company for Supplying Multi-Mode Hand Grenades

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New Delhi: In a boost to the government’s ‘Make in India’ initiative in the defence sector, Acquisition Wing of Ministry of Defence (MoD) on October 1 inked a contract with M/s Economic Explosive Ltd (EEL) (Solar Group), Nagpur for supply of 10,00,000 Multi Mode Hand Grenades to the Indian Army at an approximate cost of Rs 409 Crores.

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These grenades will be replacing the hand grenade design of World War-II vintage, in use with the Indian Army.

The Multi-Mode Hand Grenade has been designed by DRDO/ Terminal Ballistic Research Laboratories (TBRL), and is being produced by M/s EEL, Nagpur. The Grenades have a distinctive design, in that, they can be used in both offensive and defensive modes.

This is a flagship project showcasing public-private partnership (PPP) under the aegis of Government enabling “Atmanirbharta” in cutting edge ammunition technologies and accomplishes 100 per cent indigenous content.

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