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Indian Army inducts first-ever indigenous chip-based made in India 4G base station from Signaltron
The Indian Army has introduced its first indigenous chip-based 4G mobile base station, procured from Signaltron, a Bangalore-based firm, via the government e-marketplace portal. Developed using India's own Signalchip technology, the Sahyadri LTE base stations mark a significant milestone in domestic communication technology. Signaltron's Sahyadri Network In a Box (NIB) systems, weighing just 7 kgs, offer secure wireless communication for audio, video, and data, operating seamlessly in standalone or cellular modes. With 20 units supplied initially, the army plans strategic deployments based on operational needs, enhancing flexibility and security with locally developed chip technology.
Indigenous Innovation: A blueprint for systematically achieving Viksit Bharat
India's digital economy is on track to reach $1 trillion by 2030 with a growth rate 2.8 times that of regular GDP. Leveraging the CHIPS framework and strategic partnerships, India aims to secure a prominent global position through sustainable practices, education initiatives, and robust data governance.
India to hold trials in Spain for P-75 India submarine project by June-end
The Indian Navy is set to conduct trials in Spain for critical equipment under Project 75 India, aiming to acquire six advanced submarines with Air Independent Propulsion (AIP) systems. Spanish shipyard Navantia's Chairman, Ricardo Dominguez Garcia-Baquero, highlighted Spain's commitment to the project, including swift export clearance and technological transfer. Navantia, partnered with L&T, offers the S80 submarine design, meeting most P75(I) requirements without redesign. The trials will showcase Navantia's AIP technology, essential for India's strategic self-reliance in submarine capabilities.
Army unleashes 'silent killer' indigenous Nagastra-1 suicide drones along Pakistan, China borders: Key features revealed
Solar Industries delivered the first batch of Nagastra-1 Loitering Munitions to the Indian Army. These UAV-based munitions can hover, perform precision strikes, and be safely recovered, marking a significant advancement in India's defense capabilities. Developed by Economic Explosives Ltd, Nagastra-1 reduces reliance on foreign suppliers with over 75% indigenous content. The weapon offers operational flexibility and cost efficiency, capable of operating in extreme conditions, and is a testament to India's growing military technology expertise.
Army gets its first indigenous man-portable suicide drones
The Indian army has integrated the Nagastra 1 loitering munition, designed by Economic Explosives Limited (EEL), as its first indigenous man-portable suicide drones. These drones enhance the army's precision strike capabilities against enemy training camps and infiltrators, with a focus on reducing dependence on imports and promoting self-reliance in defense technology. With the potential for exports to friendly nations, the Nagastra 1 showcases India's advancement in developing cost-effective solutions for modern warfare.
38 Myanmar nationals deported from Manipur
The Manipur government, in coordination with the Government of India, deported 38 Myanmar nationals through the Integrated Check Post (ICP) in Moreh. Chief Minister N Biren Singh reiterated the commitment to identifying and deporting illegal immigrants to safeguard border security and protect indigenous people. In Kamjong district, efforts are underway to manage the accommodation and maintenance of 5457 illegal Myanmar migrants in designated camps, with concerns arising from recent bombings by the Myanmar army amidst the cultivation season.
Confident of reaching around 15% revenue growth in next 2-3 years: CB Ananthakrishnan, HAL
We are taking a multi-pronged approach both in terms of capacity expansion, improving our manpower, increasing our manpower requirement as and wherever it is required, also increasing the private sector participation on the various programmes to see that the deliveries are made in time.
This Delhi museum is designed for visitors with visual impairment
The Anubhav gallery in Delhi's National Museum contains tactile replicas of museum displays for visitors with visual impairment.
Manipur: Efforts on to set up special team to detect migrants, says CM N Biren singh
Talking to mediapersons in Imphal, Singh said that as per the law of the land, illegal migrants will be deported back following the due process of law. Government will ensure that indigenous people are protected, and that illegal migration is checked.
Indian Coast Guard and Jindal Steel & Power sign MoU to enhance indigenous shipbuilding
Indian Coast Guard and Jindal Steel & Power have signed an MoU to enhance the supply of indigenous marine-grade steel for shipbuilding projects. The MoU emphasizes indigenization efforts and underscores the importance of public-private partnerships in addressing security challenges. This collaboration aligns with the government's 'Make in India' and 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' initiatives, aiming to boost self-reliance in the defence sector.
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Strider Robotics develops agile legged robots for rough terrains. Hones quadruped robot platform. Emphasizes motor drivers, robotic joint actuator, and actuator testing. Includes pneumatic soft gripper, VayDyn, and autonomous drone platforms.
Transformative moment: BEML successfully test fires indigenous 1500 HP engine for military tanks
India's public sector BEML has achieved a significant milestone by successfully test-firing its indigenous 1500 HP engine for military vehicles. The engine, equipped with advanced technologies, represents a paradigm shift in military propulsion systems. The project, inaugurated by Defence Secretary Giridhar Aramane, signifies a step towards realizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of an Atmanirbhar Bharat. The project, initiated in 2020, is expected to be completed by mid-2025, with the production of 20 such engines in the next year for further trials.
Qualcomm inaugurates its Chennai Design Center
Qualcomm's Chennai Design Center, investing in wireless tech, 5G, and semiconductor design, accelerates R&D in India.
Bharat Shakti Exercise: LCA Tejas, ALH Mk-IV, LCH Prachand on display at Pokhran
Prime Minister Narendra Modi attends the Bharat Shakti exercise at the Pokhran firing range in Rajasthan. The exercise demonstrated the prowess of indigenously manufactured defence equipment of the three services. The integrated tri-service firepower and manoeuvre exercise showcased live integrated multi-domain operations using indigenous equipment. The event highlighted India's emphasis on self-reliance in defence and displayed logistic capabilities, cyber operations, and integration of communication systems across the services.
Tri-service exercise 'Bharat Shakti' to demonstrate prowess of indigenously manufactured equipment
The integrated tri-service exercise 'Bharat Shakti' at Pokhran on March 12 will showcase the shock and awe, manoeuvre and fighting capabilities of the armed forces. It will demonstrate offensive operations using indigenous equipment, synergised joint operations, and the ability to counter any threat. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to attend."}
Union Minister Vaishnaw hails Nivetti Systems for indigenously developing 2.4 tbps router
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw praises Nivetti Systems for developing an indigenously produced 2.4 terabytes per second (TBps) router in Bengaluru. He describes it as a significant achievement for India and highlights its potential impact across various sectors like railways, power grids, telecommunications, and media. Vaishnaw emphasizes Prime Minister Narendra Modi's focus on developing and scaling up technologies, aiming for India to become a major product and manufacturing nation. He also discusses government support for innovators and predicts their benefits under Modi's third term.
India clears project to develop AMCA 5th generation stealth fighter aircraft
The Cabinet Committee on Security has approved the DRDO's project to develop the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA), a fifth-generation stealth fighter jet. The project, estimated at around Rs 15,000 crore, aims to design and develop the aircraft along with its technologies in partnership with private and public sector agencies. The AMCA project is expected to create numerous job opportunities and boost the indigenous military industry. The aircraft is planned to be inducted into operational roles after 2030 and could potentially lead to the development of future generations of fighter jets in India.
Indigenously designed and manufactured modular bridge inducted into Indian Army
Indian Army has inducted a 46-metre modular bridge into its force, enhancing its engineers' bridging capabilities. The bridge, designed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and produced by Larsen & Toubro (L&T), is a mechanically-launched single-span assault bridge. The bridges are designed for quick deployment and retrieval, aligning with the fast-paced nature of mechanised operations.
Indian Coast Guard bolsters maritime defence with ₹1,070 crore deal for 14 fast patrol vessels
The Indian defence ministry has recently finalized a significant deal with Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd (MDL) for the acquisition of 14 fast patrol vessels. The deal, worth Rs 1,070 crore, aims to strengthen the capabilities of the Indian Coast Guard. Under this agreement, MDL will be responsible for designing, developing, and manufacturing these multi-role fast patrol vessels within a period of 63 months.
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