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PM Modi inaugurates Loitering Munition Test Range in Nagpur, calls it 'boost' for self-reliance in defence
Nagpur, March 30: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday inaugurated the Loitering Munition Test Range at the Solar Defence and Aerospace Limited facility in Nagpur and said that it will "significantly" boost self-reliance in the defence sector.
ICMR's i-DRONE initiative showcases aerial medical logistics for timely, efficient cornea transplants in pilot study
New Delhi, March 25: Aligning with the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to make India self-reliant and technologically empowered, the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has launched a pioneering study on the aerial transport of human corneas and amniotic membrane grafts, according to the ICMR press statement.
US tariff will open avenues for India to focus on self-reliance, boost local production: Report
New Delhi, March 24: Amid concerns over US President Donald Trump's tariff policies, a report by Motilal Oswal suggests that India has the opportunity to strengthen its domestic industries.
Union Minister urges India Inc. to develop skills for mining critical minerals
New Delhi, March 21: Union Minister of State for Coal and Mines Satish Chandra Dubey on Friday urged the captains of industry to build expertise in the mining sector to help make India self-reliant in the production of critical minerals.
Govt has undertaken a series of strategic reforms for self-reliance in hydrocarbon production
New Delhi, March 21: The Union Government has announced a series of strategic policy reforms aimed at increasing domestic hydrocarbon production and reducing India's reliance on imports, according to the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas.
DRDO, DPSUs, private sector to work together to achieve desired goal with enhanced 'Aatmanirbharta'
New Delhi, March 3: The report on the Empowered Committee for capability enhancement of the Indian Air Force (IAF) presented by Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh on Monday highlights key thrust areas and makes recommendations for the implementation in the short, medium and long-term to achieve the IAF's "desired capability enhancement goals".
India intensifies critical minerals push, aims to auction maximum blocks by 2031
New Delhi, February 21: India plans to maximise the auction of critical mineral blocks by 2031, advancing its strategic push to secure domestic supply chains for minerals essential to the country's green energy and technology sectors.
Indigenous defence equipment is attraction for the world, says Rajnath Singh
Bengaluru, February 12: Indigenously developed defence equipment are not only protecting India's borders but also becoming the centre of attraction for the entire world, said Defence Minister Rajnath Singh in Bengaluru.
Aero India drives Govt's vision for strong, secure, and self-reliant India: Rajnath Singh at curtain raiser event in Bengaluru
Bengaluru, February 9: Aero India is a crucial platform that drives forward the government's vision of a "strong, capable, secure and self-reliant India," said Defence Minister Rajnath Singh in Bangalore on Sunday.
Navy Chiefs' Conclave 2025 deliberates over future of warfare, maritime strategy
New Delhi, February 9: The Indian Navy's Chiefs' Conclave 2025 took place at Naval Headquarters in New Delhi on February 8. The event brought together eight former Naval Chiefs to share their collective experience and knowledge, said the Navy.
Rajasthan: Roadmap discussed to boost self-reliance in mineral exploration
Jaipur, Jan 16: Rajasthan Principal Secretary of Mines, Geology, and Petroleum, T. Ravikant, on Thursday highlighted the critical need for accelerating mineral exploration during a seminar at the Rajasthan International Centre.
Need to get private players in for competition in aerospace sector: Air Chief Marshal AP Singh
New Delhi, January 7: Stressing the need for the production agencies over the slow production rate, Indian Air Force (IAF) chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh on Tuesday said that the service has not even received the 40 Tejas aircraft, adding that the production agencies have to invest in their advanced manufacturing processes.