India's Defence Evolution: Bold Reforms and Strategic Autonomy
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh emphasized India's national security advancements at a book launch, highlighting the impact of Operation Sindoor and the role of civil-military fusion. The government's bold reforms, including the creation of the Chief of Defence Staff post, are reshaping the traditional defence outlook and bolstering domestic defence manufacturing.
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, speaking at the launch of Lt Gen Raj Shukla (Retd)'s book 'Civil Military Fusion As a Metric of National Power and Comprehensive Security', underscored the lasting impact of past military operations and the shift in warfare dynamics.
Singh highlighted the transformation in the Indian Army, citing significant reforms aimed at reinforcing national security. He pointed out the evolving nature of warfare, now embracing a hybrid and asymmetric form, rendering traditional defence strategies insufficient. The establishment of the Chief of Defence Staff post stands as a testament to such transformative measures.
Operation Sindoor's success, according to Singh, continues to resonate, notably affecting Pakistan's strategic calculus. Additionally, he noted India's strides in domestic defence production, positioning the nation as a burgeoning hub in the sector, underpinned by government-backed initiatives promoting public-private collaborations.
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