Apache helicopters are expected to boost India’s defence along the western border by providing powerful air support, advanced targeting, and better readiness against threats, especially in desert and conflict zones.
Defence stocks like HAL, BEL, and Bharat Dynamics gained after news broke about a new 10-year defence deal between India and the US which is boosting hopes for more joint projects and equipment supply to India.
The Defence Ministry has approved 10 new military purchase plans worth over ₹1.05 lakh crore. All equipment will be made in India to support local defence production and boost self-reliance.
Brazil is interested in buying India’s Akash missile system, which performed well in Operation Sindoor. This could boost India’s defence exports as PM Modi visits Brazil for talks.
DRDO’s successful tests of SDR and CTCS show big progress in secure, made-in-India military communication. These systems will help soldiers stay connected in tough areas where normal networks don’t work.
The Indian Navy received INS Udaygiri, its 100th warship designed and built in India. This new stealth frigate is made under Project 17A which aims to boosts India’s defense strength and also promote self-reliance with advanced technology.
The Defence Acquisition Council, led by Rajnath Singh, is likely to approve major deals for the Army, Navy, and Air Force, including jet upgrades and missile systems, worth ₹1L crore.
India is now relying on startups to build advanced defence tech like AI weapons, drones, stealth systems, and space tools, marking a big shift from old, slow defence models.
Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi began a 4-day visit to Bhutan to strengthen defence ties. He will meet Bhutan’s King and military leaders to talk about security, training, and cooperation.
Reliance Defence has partnered with US-based Coastal Mechanics to enter India’s ₹20,000-crore defence repair and upgrade market, aiming to support fighter jets, helicopters, and other military equipment
