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The 26/11 growth story: With sniffer pups to mini drones, security firms are lining up

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  • Sales pitches are ambitious. Anjani Defence Systems announced a tie-up with the German surveillance major Microdrones GmbH at the Bangalore Aero show, and displayed their “micro UAV”, which comes with a price tag of around Rs 20 lakh. Says proprietor R K Gupta: “The micro UAV has immense potential. Forces like the NSG and SPG are very keen on it but since it is a new item, fresh specifications are being drawn up.”

    New Delhi-based BCL Secure Premises, headed by S K Gupta, a former Joint Director of the Intelligence Bureau, has signed a joint venture agreement with Israel’s Escape Rescue Systems to put on the shelf a rescue platform which can be manoeuvered at a height of 200 m, and can evacuate up to 150 people in eight minutes. Estimated cost: Rs 5 crore.

    (TOMORROW: The Big-ticket Purchases)

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    Will only be misusedBy: Anon | 20-Mar-2009 Reply | Forward Welcome 1984
    security package for what?By: piku | 19-Mar-2009 Reply | Forward Well, i find it strange that these organisers do not find the home of God safe anymore. They want to buy, or if we put it anothe way, want to make some israelis rich by buying such security packages! All over the world, small wars are being generated so that some nations can sell weapons and become richer.... are we going to join the race to become poor by buying more weapons? why cant they put this money for other usful purposes!
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