TOKYO -- India's 13-month border standoff with China has proved a boost to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "Make in India" campaign as the nation's ban on military imports bolsters the domestic weapons industry.
The Indian government last month revealed a new list of 108 military items that must be procured at home, expanding the blacklist to over 200 items, from assault rifles to helicopters and radar systems.
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