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Yes, it is an Indian company.

If I am not mistaken, the bus is manufactured by Corona Bus Manufacturers Private Limited, a company located in Pune.

Indore BRTS animation

@tvsram1992. I never comment on threads, but I just want to do so just this one time. Appreciate your aman ki asha stuff man. You are wise enough to know the kind of people we are dealing with on this forum, so I would advise you to leave the AKA stuff before it becomes an embarrassment for...

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Kerala chief minister Oommen Chandy has termed as unacceptable Italy's decision not to send its two naval guards to India, who were being tried for killing two fishermen. He said he will take up the issue with the external affairs ministry. The Supreme Court in February...

Animated presentation of Mumbai's new T2 terminal

A tribute to Indian Railways. Credits to Sameer7678

Do these buses belong to an Indian company?

This is what I got from wiki. According to this piece of information, Saab which manufactures car was formed out of SAAB the aircraft manufacturer. Saab /ˈsɑːb/ (or SAAB, an acronym for Svenska Aeroplan Aktiebolaget),[5][6] or Saab Automobile AB, is a Swedish car manufacturer...

This is how a defense product should be developed, gradual development of the original product at various stages of its life through upgrades. I think the IA has made the right choice. Hopefully, they will stick to Arjun and order more of Arjuns in the future.

Doubt that part :D

Vow, that is the news I was waiting for all this time. Hopefully, Mk2 will kick some ***** in the air when it rolls out. :cheers:

The SAAB which the article is referring to is the car maker and not the aircraft manufacturer.

Dude, there are schemes undertaken by the Indian Govt to take care of the unfortunate, and as we Indians are not magicians, poverty just cannot be eliminated by the use of a wand, such things take time, and hopefully by the end of this decade, the number of people living below poverty line will...

^ As far as high speed rail systems are concerned, France and Japan are the two countries (not even Germany) India should look up to and not China. As France and Japan have known to have a 100% safety record, it is but natural that India should go in for their systems irrespective of the cost...

Good news as far as cooperation between India and China is concerned; however, the high speed thingy should be a no-go area. India should look to Japan or France for this high-speed rail technology considering their 100% safety record. For other issues, China should be entertained...

All investments are welcome, even from Pakistan:tup:

If stating the truth gets you a ban, then I should say it is really a wonderful forum to be discussing things.:cheesy: