India's Defence Ministry has greenlit a significant ₹52,000 crore procurement drive, bolstering the armed forces with advanced capabilities. Key acquisitions include solar-powered pseudo satellites for surveillance, upgraded T-90 tanks with active protection, and indigenous anti-tank missile systems. The army will also receive new electronic warfare systems, medium-range air defence, and Russian Verba missiles, while the navy gains shipborne drones and advanced sea mines, all largely sourced domestically.

In the first Defence Acquisition Council meeting to be held with new Chief of Defence Staff, Army and Navy Chiefs in attendance, the Defence Ministry is expected to clear mega…

The Defence Acquisition Council meets to discuss major defence proposals, including Rafale munitions and new air defence systems.