<h1>India's Defense Export Boost: Reforms Increase Authorizations from Rs. 1,521.91 Crore to Rs. 10,745.77 Crore in Two Years.</h1> The country has implemented various reforms to boost defense exports, resulting in a significant increase in export authorizations from Rs. 1,521.91 crore in 2016-17 to Rs. 10,745.77 crore in 2018-19. Key measures include the establishment of an online portal for processing export authorizations, the simplification of procedures for repeat orders, and the delegation of powers to relevant authorities for exploring export opportunities. Additionally, a new Open General Export License (OGEL) allows for specified exports without repeated authorizations, and a scheme supports defense attaches in promoting Indian defense products abroad.