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Exclusive: Defence Secretary Defends $34 Billion 114-Rafale Deal, Says Tejas On Track

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The IAF's focus on the Rafale comes at a time of depleting squadron strength, with a host of legacy jets such as the MiG-21 being retired.

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As India develops its own combat aircraft, the government defends its planned purchase of 114 Rafale, which could become the most expensive military contract ever signed by New Delhi.

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