India and Russia are jointly developing smaller hypersonic BrahMos missiles to enhance military strength. The new variants aim to improve speed, precision, flexibility, and deployment across multiple defense platforms.
Safran may localize up to 60% of the M88 engine in India under the 114-aircraft MRFA program. The move could boost self-reliance, technology transfer, and domestic fighter engine manufacturing.
DRDO is developing an indigenous Active Protection System for India’s T-90 tanks to defend against missiles, drones, and top-attack weapons, boosting battlefield survivability and self-reliance.
Hyderabad-based Drogo Aerospace delivered the first batch of 41 JK 250e drones to the Indian Army under a ₹72-crore deal, with remaining deliveries expected by August.
The Ministry of Defence has signed a Rs 449 crore contract with Accord Software and Systems to supply 20 advanced ECGNSS jammers for the Indian Navy, strengthening maritime security and indigenous defence capabilities.
TVS Supply Chain Solutions has entered the aerospace and defence supply chain sector through a joint venture with ALA Group, aiming to generate over Rs 2,000 crore in revenue by 2031.
Rolls-Royce has offered to co-develop a new jet engine for India’s AMCA stealth fighter and provide full technology transfer, aiming to strengthen India’s long-term defence and aerospace self-reliance.
DRDO is strengthening India’s defence and space capabilities through advanced missile systems, air defence technologies, military logistics platforms, armoured vehicles, and critical support systems for the Gaganyaan human spaceflight mission.
Rajesh Kumar Singh has been given additional charge as DRDO Chairman and Secretary of Defence R&D after Dr. Samir V Kamat retired. Singh will continue serving as India’s Defence Secretary.
Solar Industries India secured fresh export defence orders worth Rs 1,076 crore, taking its total order book near Rs 21,300 crore. The company will execute the international contracts over the next three years.
