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Mumbai-based Manastu Space has achieved a significant milestone by successfully clearing thermovac testing of its micro-propulsion system ‘Sharanga’ at the IN-SPACe facility in Ahmedabad, marking a breakthrough for India’s private space sector in CubeSat and small satellite mobility.This test validates the system’s readiness for real-world orbital conditions and positions Manastu Space as a
India has reached a defining milestone in its journey towards defence self‑reliance, with more than 65 per cent of its defence equipment now manufactured domestically. This marks a decisive shift from decades of high import dependency to a robust indigenous production base.The transformation has been driven by the Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative, rising procurement budgets amounting to ₹1.72 lakh
The STLR 400 from Ace Micromatic Group represents one of India’s most advanced industrial metal 3D printers, combining dual 1000W lasers, large build volume, and intelligent powder management to deliver high productivity for aerospace, defence, automotive, and medical applications.It is supported by AMG’s ecosystem of 5-axis machining centres through AmiT and AMS, enabling seamless integration
Mumbai-based Tecknotrove Systems has emerged as a leading developer of advanced defence simulators, creating highly immersive training environments that replicate real combat conditions while eliminating the risks of live exercises.Founded in 2002, the company has steadily expanded its portfolio to include simulators for infantry, armoured vehicles, artillery, MANPADS, and battlefield command
India’s defence sector is experiencing a historic upswing, with exports surpassing 38,000 crore rupees. This surge is directly linked to the triumph of Operation Sindoor, a 96-hour engagement that highlighted the capabilities of India’s domestic defence systems. As international markets respond positively, key technologies like the BrahMos missile and Akash-NG air defence are leading the
Skyroot Aerospace has officially become India’s first space-tech unicorn, reaching a valuation of $1.1 billion after securing $60 million in fresh funding from GIC, Sherpalo Ventures, and BlackRock. This milestone underscores global investor confidence in India’s private space sector and positions Skyroot as a pivotal player in orbital launch services.India’s Skyroot Aerospace, headquartered in
India’s battlefield success in Operation Sindoor has directly fuelled a record-breaking defence export boom, with ₹24,000 crore in fresh orders and total exports hitting ₹38,424 crore in FY2025-26. This surge has transformed India into a top-tier global defence exporter, reshaping its economy, industry, and strategic standing.India commemorates the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor on 7 May
Coratia Technologies, an Odisha-based deeptech start-up, is positioning itself at the forefront of India’s undersea defence and infrastructure protection. The company specialises in building indigenous marine robots designed for inspection, surveillance, and defence applications.These systems are intended to safeguard critical underwater assets such as fibre-optic cables, pipelines, docks,
India’s missile ecosystem has reached a stage of maturity where the next leap forward should not necessarily be about creating entirely new missile systems, but about introducing modularity and standardisation across platforms.This approach would allow the armed forces to scale faster, reduce duplication, and achieve greater flexibility in deployment.The concept of modularity in missile design
HoverIT’s Divyastra MK-2 UAV has successfully completed vehicle-based launch trials after earlier high-speed taxi runs, marking a significant step in India’s indigenous deep-strike drone program.With rocket-assisted take-off as the next milestone, the platform is positioned to bridge India’s gap between costly cruise missiles and short-range tactical drones.Lucknow-based HoverIT has advanced its