 A strike in the Ordnance Factory Board will be seen as a big setback for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's big push to make India a defence powerhouse in next few years.Alarmed by the possibility of strike in OFB units, the ministry of defence formed a high level official committee, comprising officials from the department of defence production and Indian Army, to address the concerns of defence employees unions and OFB officers' association.The Apex Board is headed by the director general of ordnance factories (DGOF), who acts as the chairman of the board (ex officio secretary to Government of India) and consists of nine other members, who each hold the rank of Additional DGOF.