The Indian Army is set to finalize contracts worth ₹10,200 crore for acquiring indigenous Pinaka multi-barrel rocket launcher systems and their ammunition. This initiative aims to strengthen the Army’s artillery capabilities while reducing dependence on foreign imports. The contracts

The Indian Army is set to highlight its commitment to indigenization during the upcoming Republic Day parade on 26 January 2025. The majority of the equipment on display will be domestically manufactured, underscoring India’s growing self-reliance in defense production. Key Indigenous Systems on Display Among the prominent indigenous weapon systems to be showcased

The Indian Navy is taking significant strides to enhance the combat capabilities of its recently acquired Rafale-M (Marine) fighter jets by equipping them with locally developed anti-ship weaponry. This move aligns with India’s focus on self-reliance in defense manufacturing under the “Make in India” initiative. The Navy plans to integrate indigenous anti-ship