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Rajnath Singh Approves Defence Procurement Manual 2025 to Streamline Revenue Procurement - The Statesman
The revised manual governs nearly Rs 1 lakh crore in defence revenue procurements, promoting innovation and easing financial processes to boost self-reliance and industry participation.
- On Sunday, September 14, 2025, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh gave his endorsement to the updated Defence Procurement Manual for 2025, designed to enhance and simplify the revenue procurement procedures for India’s Armed Forces.
- This update to the manual, last revised in 2009, responds to emerging defence needs and emphasizes self-reliance, simplification, and rationalization of procurement processes.
- The manual promotes innovation and indigenisation through a new chapter, empowers competent financial authorities to expedite decisions, and removes barriers like mandatory No Objection Certificates from DPSUs.
- Key provisions include liquidity damages lowered to a maximum of 5% , minimal 0.1% charges post-prototype development, and guaranteed orders up to five years to support defence suppliers.
- The manual aims to ensure timely resource availability at appropriate costs, foster jointness among the Services, boost industry participation including MSMEs and start-ups, and strengthen India's push towards defence self-reliance.
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Approves Defence Procurement Manual 2025
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh approved the Defence Procurement Manual (DPM) 2025 to further streamline, simplify, enable and rationalise the revenue procurement process in the Ministry of Defence and cater to the emerging requirements of the Armed Forces in the era of modern warfare. India News | Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Approves Defence Procurement Manual 2025.
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