Defence Ministry approves ₹2,000 crore emergency procurement
Big update for the Indian Army: the Defence Ministry just greenlit 13 contracts—worth almost ₹2,000 crore—to quickly ramp up counter-terrorism gear.
The focus is on getting advanced tech like drone detection systems, lightweight radars, and short-range air defense tools straight into action.
Army's shopping list includes smart drones, quick-reaction fighting vehicles
The Army's shopping list includes smart drones (some can take off vertically), loitering munitions, bulletproof jackets, ballistic helmets, night sights for rifles, and quick-reaction fighting vehicles.
All these upgrades are being fast-tracked so troops get better protection and more firepower—right when they need it most.
Move to bolster Army's capabilities on ground
With security threats always evolving, this move shows a push to keep soldiers safer and more prepared using modern, made-in-India tech.
It's all about closing gaps fast so the Army stays ready for whatever comes next.