The last word has not been said on the Rafale deal

February 01, 2012 13:57

The New York Times reports: 'Analysts stressed that Dassault's selection marked the beginning of what could still be an arduous negotiation process. Defense procurement has typically been a long, slow process in India and the country continues to use decades-old technology in many parts of its armed forces.' Read here.

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