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India's military spending

India has announced a large increase in its military spending that is intended to cover purchasing such weaponry as an aircraft carrier for the navy, Mirage-2000 and Su-30 strike aircraft for the air force and T-90 tanks for the army. Yet the US$13.5 billion budget remains relatively modest for a 1.2 million-strong military. Years of neglect, inadequate funding and inter-service rivalry still pose formidable obstacles to modernisation. In the coming decade, there will be little change in India’s power-projection capability.