The Indian government has amended customs duty exemptions for components of the Long Range Surface to Air Missile (LRSAM) system. This change, effective immediately, broadens the scope of exemptions to include various parts, sub-systems, and software for the LRSAM, also known as Barak 8. The move aims to support the 'Make in India' initiative, reduce import costs for critical defence technology, and enhance national security through faster deployment of advanced defence systems.
In a move to strengthen India's defense capabilities, the Central Government has issued Notification G.S.R. 64(E), making further amendments to the Notification No. 19/2019-Customs, dated July 6, 2019. The amendment is aimed at providing specific exemptions for customs duties applicable to component
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FAQ :
The amendment aims to provide specific exemptions for customs duties on components of the Long Range Surface to Air Missile (LRSAM) system to strengthen India's defence capabilities and promote indigenisation.
The exemption now covers systems, sub-systems, equipment, parts, sub-parts, tools, test equipment, and software specifically designed for the Long Range Surface to Air Missile System (LRSAM).
The LRSAM missile system is also known as Barak 8.
The amendment is effective immediately from the date of its publication.
It is expected to lower the cost of importing critical components, accelerate the deployment of advanced defence technology, support the 'Make in India' initiative, and enhance operational readiness and cost efficiency in defence production.