Rs 6,828-crore Aircraft Contract Sanctioned For HAL In Maharashtra's Nashik
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The Union government has sanctioned Rs 6,828 crore worth of contract to Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) at Ozar in Nashik district for manufacturing 70 HTT-40 aircraft, a central minister said on Wednesday.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has given his approval to HAL to manufacture these aircraft, Union Minister of State for Health Dr Bharti Pawar said in a press release here. The PSU has been manufacturing defence equipment since 1964.
The Union government's decision will generate work for around 3,000 officers and employees of HAL, said the release.
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