Defense exhibition begins in India

Defense exhibition begins in India

Visitors to Defexpo India, India's largest defense exhibition, watch a demonstration on its opening day on March 28, 2016 near Panaji, southwestern India. About 1,000 companies, including 490 from abroad, are taking part in the four-day exhibition in India, which is the world's largest arms importer. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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