Make-in-India Program in Defence Begins to Bear Fruit
The Indian government’s make-in-India program in defence has seen several projects fructify over the last 5 years.
Defenseworld.net looks at some of these programs and how they will help India match up to other emerging players in defence manufacturing.
Being in a unique position to access to U.S., Russian, European, Israeli and South Korean technology, India has made good use of this diversity to set up new production facilities.
The test of a defence equipment being either battle or international sales, India has started upping the sales graph with the a potential sale of Hermes drones made in India to the Philippines which also may get the first Indian BrahMos missile.
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