Indian Army reduces ammo imports significantly with Make in India Initiative
The Make in India initiative has significantly reduced the Indian Army’s reliance on imports, and the force plans to cease importing ammunition in the coming years.
The Make in India initiative has significantly reduced the Indian Army’s reliance on imports, and the force plans to cease importing ammunition in the coming years.
Epirus delivered four IFPC-HPM systems to the US Army, part of a $66.1 million contract for drone and drone swarm neutralization using directed energy.
The Defence Forces’ Chief of Staff, Seán Clancy, has been elected to lead the EU military committee, citing Ireland’s neutrality as a contributing factor. Clancy will resign as Chief of Staff.
The Australian Government is investing $50.3 billion in manufacturing capabilities and defense spending to strengthen the defence industry and increase the Integrated Investment Program.
UK’s defence minister plans to order six more Royal Marines ships, raising defense spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2030.
Retail investors’ interest in defence companies has surged due to government’s “Make in India” initiatives and growing defence budgets, driving a consistent increase in Zen Technologies’ stock value.
The government is planning to spend Rs 5,000 crore on military-ware projects in Chitrakoot to support the Uttar Pradesh Defence Industrial Corridor, aiming to generate 100,000 jobs.
UK Ministry of Defence orders 21-million-pound robot fleet for explosive ordnance disposal, improving military safety in urban environments.
Russian defence official, Lt Gen Yury Kuznetsov, was detained on bribery charges after being removed from the Cabinet following a Cabinet shuffle.
Tanzania’s Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA) DG Rana is visiting the country to enhance strategic cooperation, discuss defence exports, and present the TPDF with bulletproof jackets.