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India is poised to transform from a major arms importer to a significant global defence exporter, leveraging the opportunity created by Russia’s declining presence in the international arms market. The Modi government’s ambitious initiative aims to restructure India’s defence export capabilities through innovative financing mechanisms and enhanced diplomatic engagement, particularly targeting
In a significant technological advancement for India’s quantum computing landscape, Bengaluru-based start-up QpiAI has successfully developed and launched the country’s first indigenous 25-qubit quantum computer, named "QpiAI Indus Quantum Computer." Announced on April 16, 2025, coinciding with World Quantum Day, this achievement marks India’s entry into the elite group of nations with domestic
The Indian government is actively developing a comprehensive strategy to transform the nation into a global hub for aircraft component manufacturing. This initiative represents a significant shift from India’s traditional role as an importer of aviation components to potentially becoming a major exporter with estimated revenues of $20 billion over the next decade.The strategy encompasses
The Indian Army is undergoing a significant technological transformation through the strategic deployment of advanced electronic warfare systems and artificial intelligence capabilities. This modernisation effort includes the development of indigenous systems like SAMBHAV, Samyukta, and Himshakti, alongside the integration of AI-powered surveillance and detection platforms.These innovations
India has embarked on an ambitious reform agenda to transform its defence procurement system, aiming to dramatically reduce acquisition timelines from the current 5-7 years to just six months. The Defence Ministry has launched comprehensive initiatives to streamline bureaucratic processes, modernise the armed forces, and enhance domestic manufacturing capabilities. These reforms come at a
India’s defence technology sector showcased its advancements at the Mini Defence Expo in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, with notable contributions from companies such as Tonbo Imaging, ARI Simulation, and Goa Shipyard Limited.Tonbo Imaging, headquartered in Bangalore, India, highlighted its cutting-edge electro-optics and imaging systems designed for military applications across land, naval, and aerial
The Razor Crest MK-1, developed by Bangalore-based space start-up EtherealX, is poised to revolutionise the global space industry as one of the most powerful and efficient medium-lift reusable launch vehicles.Equipped with nine Stallion engines (pictured above), each producing an impressive 925 kilonewtons (kN) of thrust, the Razor Crest MK-1 boasts a total thrust capacity that positions it among
A CGI rendering of Bellatrix Aerospace’s CHETAK launch vehicleBellatrix Aerospace, a Bangalore-based space sector start-up specializing in sustainable satellite propulsion systems, has announced its expansion into the United States.The company plans to establish a manufacturing unit in Delaware to cater to the rapidly growing US commercial space market. This strategic move is aimed at scaling
India’s defence sector has achieved a remarkable milestone, with Defence Minister Rajnath Singh recently announcing record-breaking defence exports of ₹21,083 crore (approximately $2.76 billion) for the fiscal year 2023-24.This achievement marks a significant leap forward in India’s journey toward self-reliance and global defence market competitiveness, underscoring the success of the country’s
The third edition of the Indian DefSpace Symposium 2025 commenced on April 8, 2025, marking a significant milestone in India’s journey toward becoming a formidable space power with enhanced defence capabilities. Organised by the Indian Space Association (ISpA), this three-day forum brings together military officials, policymakers, industry leaders, and global experts to deliberate on