India has allowed private companies to make missiles, bombs, and ammunition under the Atmanirbhar Bharat plan, reducing dependence on state owned factories and strengthening self-relianc.
Speaking at a press conference ahead of the 93rd Air Force Day, Singh credited the coordinated efforts of the Army, Navy and Air Force for the success of the operation. He revealed that the deployment of long-range precision missile systems and surface-to-air missiles “brought them to their knees” in just one night of action.
Armoured Vehicles Nigam (AVANI) plans to expand globally, looking for partners in Africa, West, Central and Southeast Asia to sell tanks, armoured vehicles and provide maintenance support abroad.
Minister of State for Defence Sanjay Seth praised women officers like Colonel Sofia Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh calling them brand ambassadors of Viksit Bharat.
India’s rail-based Agni-Prime test gives new power and mobility, making missiles harder to track. This will strenghten India’s nuclear strength and changes the balance in the region.
Nagpur is set to become India’s Rafale hub as Dassault plans full jet assembly at MIHAN which will be creating jobs, and opening export opportunities, including orders from Indonesia.
India cleared a ₹30,000 crore deal to buy three regiments of the Baby S-400 missile system. With a 30 km range it will strengthen air defence and protect India’s borders.
India moved from buying most defence items to selling them worldwide. In ten years, exports grew fast, and now over 100 countries buy Indian defence products
India made history by testing the Agni-Prime missile from a train launcher, showing better movement, quicker strike power and stronger defence,
India will soon invite bids worth Rs 30,000 crore for MALE drones, Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh said, highlighting self-reliance, defence reforms, private sector role, and upcoming big defence contracts.
