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Context: Recently, the Union Cabinet has approved the plan to corporatise the Ordinance Factory Board (OFB). Key Points
41 factories across the country will be dissolved into seven new Defence Public Sector Undertakings (DPSU). The newly created entities will be 100% owned by the government.
The OFB, the establishment of which was accepted by the British in 1775, will cease to exist.
Similarly, the vehicles group would mainly engage in producing defence mobility and combat vehicles such as tanks, trawls, infantry and mine protected vehicles.
The troop comfort items group, the ancillary group, the opto-electronics group and the parachute group constituted the entire structure, once implemented.
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Ordnance Factory Board
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