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    Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez yawns during his visit to Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) in Bangalore, 07 March 2005. Chavez, who is in India on a four-day state visit, toured India's leading software companies Infosys and Biocon and aeronautical company HAL during his trip to the information technology capital of the country.

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    In this photograph taken on August 17, 2007, an Indian Army officer stands guard as the weaponised combat Dhruv Helicopter developed by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) flies past in Bangalore. India wants to throw off the tag of world's biggest arms importer and produce its own top-class weaponry, but its ambitions hinge on a state-run group renowned for its inefficiencies. HAL, or Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, has a near-monopoly in the country's aerospace industry and its presence was unmissable at this year's India air show, which wrapped up in Bangalore on February 10, 2013.

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    Lieutenant General of the Indian Army, Narendra Singh, (R), HAL Chairman, R.K. Tyagi,(2R), Major General, AOG (Army Aviation) General P.K. Bharali, (2L) and Managing Director of HAL, P. Sounderajan pose for a photograph during the handing over of the Light Combat Helicopter (LCH), 'Rudra' to the Indian Army on the third day of the 9th edition of the Aero India 2013 at Yelahanka Air Force station in Bangalore on February 8, 2013. India, the world's leading importer of weaponry, opened one of Asia's biggest aviation trade shows February 6 with Western suppliers eyeing lucrative deals and a Chinese delegation attending for the first time.

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    The HAL Rudra helicopter is pictured with an assorted display of armament during Aero India 2013 at the Yelahanka Air Force station in Bangalore on February 6, 2013. The HAL Rudra is an armed version of the Dhruv multirole/utility helicopter manufactured by the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited company. India, the world's leading importer of weaponry, opened one of Asia's biggest aviation trade shows Wednesday with Western suppliers eyeing lucrative deals and a Chinese delegation attending for the first time.

    The HAL Rudra

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    Indian defense minister A.K. Antony (R) gets into the cockpit of a HAL Rudra helicopter while Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal N.A.K. Browne (C, in blue) looks on during Aero India 2013 at the Yelahanka Air Force station in Bangalore on February 6, 2013. The HAL Rudra is an armed version of the Dhruv multirole/utility helicopter manufactured by the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited company. India, the world's leading importer of weaponry, opened one of Asia's biggest aviation trade shows Wednesday with Western suppliers eyeing lucrative deals and a Chinese delegation attending for the first time.

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    A HAL 'Black Tiger' Light Combat Helicopter (LCH), currently under development for the Indian armed forces, performs during Aero India 2013 at the Yelahanka Air Force station in Bangalore on February 6, 2013. India, the world's leading importer of weaponry, opened one of Asia's biggest aviation trade shows Wednesday with Western suppliers eyeing lucrative deals and a Chinese delegation attending for the first time.

    A HAL 'Black Tiger'

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    A HAL 'Black Tiger' Light Combat Helicopter (LCH), currently under development for the Indian armed forces, performs during Aero India 2013 at the Yelahanka Air Force station in Bangalore on February 6, 2013. India, the world's leading importer of weaponry, opened one of Asia's biggest aviation trade shows Wednesday with Western suppliers eyeing lucrative deals and a Chinese delegation attending for the first time.

    A HAL 'Black Tiger'

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    The Indian Air Force Sarang aerobatics team perform in their HAL Dhruv helicopters during Aero India 2013 at the Yelahanka Air Force station in Bangalore on February 6, 2013. India, the world's leading importer of weaponry, opened one of Asia's biggest aviation trade shows Wednesday with Western suppliers eyeing lucrative deals and a Chinese delegation attending for the first time.

    The Indian Air

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    The Indian Air Force Sarang aerobatics team perform in their HAL Dhruv helicopters during Aero India 2013 at the Yelahanka Air Force station in Bangalore on February 6, 2013. India, the world's leading importer of weaponry, opened one of Asia's biggest aviation trade shows Wednesday with Western suppliers eyeing lucrative deals and a Chinese delegation attending for the first time.

    The Indian Air

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    The Indian Air Force Sarang aerobatics team perform in their HAL Dhruv helicopters during Aero India 2013 at the Yelahanka Air Force station in Bangalore on February 6, 2013. India, the world's leading importer of weaponry, opened one of Asia's biggest aviation trade shows Wednesday with Western suppliers eyeing lucrative deals and a Chinese delegation attending for the first time.

    The Indian Air

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    The Indian Air Force Sarang aerobatics team perform in their HAL Dhruv helicopters during Aero India 2013 at the Yelahanka Air Force station in Bangalore on February 6, 2013. India, the world's leading importer of weaponry, opened one of Asia's biggest aviation trade shows Wednesday with Western suppliers eyeing lucrative deals and a Chinese delegation attending for the first time.

    The Indian Air

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    Soldiers take position while performing a drill after alighting from an HAL Dhruv helicopter during an Army weaponry exhibition in Kolkata on February 2, 2013. The event was held as a recruitment tool for young Indians to join the country's armed forces.

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    An Indian Army HAL Cheetah helicopter flies past as soldiers perform drills during an Army weaponry exhibition in Kolkata on February 2, 2013. The event was held as a recruitment tool for young Indians to join the country's armed forces.

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    In this photograph taken on August 16, 2007, a security official walks among a group of Dhruv Helicopters of India's Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) parked on the tarmac at The HAL Helicopter Division in Bangalore. India's cabinet approved plans November 8, 2012 to sell off 10 percent of state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, a part-privatisation move designed to raise funds and slash its ballooning fiscal deficit. HAL, which is managed by the ministry of defence, ranks among the country's leading aerospace companies with an annual turnover of 131 billion rupees ($2.4 billion) in the 2010-11 financial year.

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    An Indian Coast Guard HAL Chetak helicopter flies over the oil tanker ship Pratibha Cauvery during search operations after the ship ran aground October 31 off the coast in Chennai, on November 1, 2012. Rescuers in southeast India on November 1 searched for six tanker crew missing after their lifeboat capsized during a cyclone that slammed into the coast of Tamil Nadu state overnight. The crew of the 'Pratibha Cauvery' oil tanker was forced to abandon ship when it ran aground on the southern edge of Chennai, and one sailor was confirmed to have drowned.

    An Indian Coast

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    An Indian Coast Guard HAL Chetak helicopter flies over the oil tanker ship Pratibha Cauvery during search operations after the ship ran aground October 31 off the coast in Chennai, on November 1, 2012. Rescuers in southeast India on November 1 searched for six tanker crew missing after their lifeboat capsized during a cyclone that slammed into the coast of Tamil Nadu state overnight. The crew of the 'Pratibha Cauvery' oil tanker was forced to abandon ship when it ran aground on the southern edge of Chennai, and one sailor was confirmed to have drowned.

    An Indian Coast

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    Children run on the beach as an Indian Coast Guard HAL Chetak helicopter flies over the oil tanker ship Pratibha Cauvery during search operations after the ship ran aground October 31 off the coast in Chennai, on November 1, 2012. Rescuers in southeast India on November 1 searched for six tanker crew missing after their lifeboat capsized during a cyclone that slammed into the coast of Tamil Nadu state overnight. The crew of the 'Pratibha Cauvery' oil tanker was forced to abandon ship when it ran aground on the southern edge of Chennai, and one sailor was confirmed to have drowned.

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    Visitors gather around a model of an Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) helicopter on display inside the exhibition hall at the India Aviation 2012 show at Begumpet Airport in Hyderabad on March 17, 2012. The third edition of India Aviation, a five day event is scheduled to run from March 14-18, where some 250 international companies will showcase the latest global aerospace technology at the event offering opportunities for them to do business in India.

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