India Boosts Military Arsenal with Rs 79,000 Crore Procurement Approval
India has approved a procurement of military assets worth Rs 79,000 crore to enhance the combat capabilities of its armed forces. The Defence Acquisition Council, led by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, greenlit proposals including Nag missiles, amphibious warfare ships, and advanced electronic systems for the Army, Navy, and Air Force.
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The Indian government has moved to significantly bolster its military prowess with the approval of procurement proposals totaling Rs 79,000 crore. This decision was reached during a meeting of the Defence Acquisition Council chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.
This is the second major procurement initiative since Operation Sindoor, with previous approvals reaching Rs 67,000 crore. The ambitious procurement plan includes crucial enhancements for the Indian Navy, such as Landing Platform Docks, Naval Surface Guns, and Advanced Lightweight Torpedoes.
Meanwhile, the Indian Army will benefit from new Nag missile systems and electronic intelligence technology, while the Air Force will gain a Collaborative Long Range Target Saturation/Destruction System. These upgrades are poised to strengthen India's military capabilities across diverse operational terrains.
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