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Ashok Leyland, a flagship company of the Hinduja Group, has secured defence contracts worth over ₹700 crore from the Indian Army. These orders are aimed at fulfilling troop transportation, logistics, and specialized mobility requirements under the Close-in Weapon Systems (CIWS) program.The vehicles to be supplied include Stallion 4×4 and 6×6 trucks, Short Chassis Bus, and Mobility System
The Ministry of Defence has signed a ₹168.09 crore contract with Ashok Leyland Defence Systems Limited for the procurement of 54 Heavy Recovery Vehicles (HRVs) to bolster the Indian Army’s combat force regeneration capabilities. The agreement was formalized in New Delhi on March 27, 2025.These HRVs are designed to recover disabled, stranded, and damaged military vehicles in challenging terrains
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Loitering Munition Test Range at Solar Defence and Aerospace Limited in Nagpur on March 30, 2025. This facility is expected to enhance India’s self-reliance in the defence sector by improving unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operations and guided munition testing. During the inauguration, PM Modi emphasized the importance of this advancement for national
Nagastra-3 is an advanced loitering munition system currently under development in India, representing a significant step forward in the country’s defence capabilities. Designed for long-range precision strikes, the Nagastra-3 is intended to enhance the Indian Army’s operational effectiveness with features that include high endurance and autonomous strike capabilities.This system is being
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is currently in Nagpur, where he is set to witness the unveiling of the Nagastra-3 kamikaze drone system, developed by Solar Defence and Aerospace Limited. This advanced drone is capable of striking targets at a distance of up to 100 km and boasts an endurance exceeding five hours.During his visit, PM Modi will also inaugurate a Loitering Munition Testing Range and a
India’s defence industry has experienced remarkable growth, driven by the government’s "Make in India" initiative and its push for self-reliance (Atmanirbharta) in defence production. The sector has seen significant achievements and investments in recent years.Historic Growth And ProductionDefence production in India reached a record high of ₹1.27 lakh crore in FY 2023-24, marking a 174% increase
A L70 gun in a simulation developed be Zen TechnologiesZen Technologies, a leading Indian defence-technology firm, has secured a significant contract worth ₹152 crore from the Ministry of Defence to supply an integrated air-defence combat simulator (IADCS) for the L70 gun system.This achievement marks a major milestone for India’s private defence-technology sector and showcases the country’s
Yield Engineering Systems (YES), a global leader in materials and interface engineering equipment, has shipped its first India-manufactured semiconductor tool, the VeroTherm Formic Acid Reflow, from its Coimbatore facility to a leading global semiconductor manufacturer. This marks a significant milestone as it is the first advanced semiconductor tool produced in India for applications such as
Bharat Forge, a leading global manufacturer of forged and machined components, is ramping up its production of passenger car components at its U.S. facilities to mitigate risks from potential trade policy changes.This move comes as the U.S. plans to impose a 25% tariff on imported automobiles, creating uncertainty for global auto exports. Bharat Forge currently exports 20% of its auto components
Garrett-Honeywell’s TPE331-12B turboprop engine powers HAL’s HTT-40 trainer aircraftHoneywell Aerospace is intensifying its focus on India as a key growth market, leveraging the country’s burgeoning aviation and defence sectors. Jim Currier, President and CEO of Honeywell Aerospace, outlined the company’s strategic vision during an exclusive interview, emphasizing India’s potential in engineering