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Tejas Given Certificate of Release to Service
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1.Tejas Given Certificate of Release to Service
Certificate of Release to Service was given by Union Defence Minister A.K. Antony to India's first indigenously designed and developed Light Combat Aircraft (LCA), Tejas 27 years after it was conceived. The Initial Operational Clearance (IOC) is considered as a historic occasion that enabled Tejas to move one step closer towards its induction into the Indian Air Force. The state-of-the-art combat aircraft will enhance national security and the pride of the country.

2. Union Defence Ministry launched a website on NCC
Union Ministry of Defence on 15 July 2013 launched website of NCC (www.nccindia.nic.in). The website has been launched with an aim to provide an insight into the activities of NCC. It will also provide information to motivate students to join NCC from the online platform too.

3. Defence Ministry inaugurated the First Fighter Aircraft base at Thanjavur
Defence Ministry on 27 May 2013 inaugurated the first fighter aircraft base at Thanjavur in southern India. Su-30MKI combat aircraft will be stationed here.Thanjavur airbase can be another strategically important airbase of the Indian Air Force. IAF can protect vast area of interests by stationing frontline fighter aircraft Sukhoi at Thanjavur.

4. Aero India 2013 ended after displaying magnificent Aerobatic Skills
The 9th edition of Aero India 2013, a five-day aviation show organised by the Defence Exhibition Organization of the Ministry of Defence ended at the Air Force Station, Yelahanka, Bangalore on 10 February 2013 after displaying its magnificent aerobatic skills and belongings that created a chance of winning potential business tie-ups and networking. Defence Minister of India, A K Antony inaugurated the Air Show on 6 February 2013.

5. Tata Steel Developed a New Kind of Anti-Ballistic Steel Super Bainite
Corporate/Bussiness Current Affairs 2012.Tata Steel's Port Talbot plant in the UK developed a new kind of
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