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Army Mandates Loitering Munitions Surge: Lessons from Operation Sindoor’s Drone Battlefield

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Army Mandates Loitering Munitions Surge: Lessons from Operation Sindoor’s Drone Battlefield In the high-stakes theater of modern warfare, where the line between manned and unmanned operations blurs, loitering munitions (LMs)—also known as kamikaze or suicide drones—have emerged as indispensable force multipliers. These autonomous or semi-autonomous systems, capable of lingering over target areas before delivering precision […]

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Defence Acquisition Procedure (DAP) in India: How India Acquires its Military Arsenal

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Defence Acquisition Procedure (DAP) in India: How India Acquires its Military Arsenal Introduction India’s military modernization depends on the Defence Acquisition Procedure (DAP), a multi-layered process guiding how equipment enters service—from fighter jets in the sky to submarines in the ocean. Updated periodically by the Ministry of Defence (MoD), DAP ensures transparency, promotes Make in

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India’s Defence Technology Transformation

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India’s Defence Technology Transformation India’s defence sector is undergoing rapid technological progress, powered by indigenous innovation, private sector growth, and ambitious reforms under the “Aatmanirbhar Bharat” initiative. Key Innovations & Areas of Progress Artificial Intelligence (AI) AI is integrated across multiple defence applications. From faster intelligence gathering and predictive analytics to autonomous weapons, AI reduces

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DRDO and Indian Armed Forces Fast-Track Innovations to Counter Low-Cost Threats

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DRDO’s Next-Gen Systems: India’s Answer to Asymmetric Threats The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), in partnership with India’s military, is accelerating 28 forward-looking indigenous systems to counteract low-cost asymmetric threats. Among these are laser-guided bombs, anti-drone munitions, and modular swarm-defense platforms, representing game-changing tactics for a rapidly evolving battlespace. Placeholder: DRDO’s indigenous defence systems

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