India is pushing for faster access to its pharma products in Brazil, tapping into a growing market for its medicines.

PM Modi and Brazil’s President Lula set $20 billion trade target, sign key pacts on defence, energy, and counter-terrorism.

India and Brazil have committed to nearly doubling their bilateral trade to $20 billion within the next five years, following talks between their respective leaders.

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Pakistan Navy’s air defence faces serious gaps as Chinese missile systems like FM-90N and LY-80N suffer repeated failures.

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