Adani Group plans to invest ₹1.8 lakh crore in defence manufacturing to expand drones, missiles, AI systems and indigenous military capabilities as India prepares for future warfare needs.
HAL’s Advanced Light Helicopter Dhruv-NG flew for the first time in Bengaluru as Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu joined the cockpit, marking a major step for India’s civil aviation.
Bharat Electronics Limited has secured new defence orders worth Rs 569 crore, covering radars, tank overhaul work, communication systems, and other advanced equipment for India’s armed forces.
HAL and DRDO have launched a strong plan to upgrade Su-30MKI fighter jets with Indian systems, aiming for 78% indigenous content and cutting foreign dependence in a major defence shift.
The orders are to be executed within a period of four months, AMSL said in an exchange filing.
Bharat Electronics Limited and Astra Microwave Products signed an MoU to jointly design and manufacture indigenous electronic warfare radar and satellite systems to strengthen India’s defence and aerospace capabilities.
The forging press proposal is in line with those three points perfectly and signifies a move towards heavy industrial foundational capability rather than just assembly, level manufacturing.
Tonbo Imaging India submitted a draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), the first regulatory step in a public issue of shares.
An agreement was reached between India Optel Limited (IOL) and Safran Electronics & Defense, France, based, on 22 December 2025 in New Delhi for local manufacturing of two high precision defence systems.
DRDO and Rashtriya Raksha University have signed an MoU to work together on research and technology projects aimed at strengthening India’s defence and internal security.
