Self-reliance in Defence: Role of Indigenous Technologies
Self-reliance in defence for India means developing and manufacturing indigenous military technologies and equipment, reducing dependence on foreign imports, enhancing national security, and fostering a robust domestic defence industry to support sustainable economic and technological growth.
Necessity for Self-reliance in Defence
- Neighboring Threats: India's borders with Pakistan and China are volatile. Indigenous capabilities reduce reliance on foreign suppliers during conflicts. Dependence on foreign arms limits India’s ability to take independent military decisions.
- Economic Growth: Indigenous defense production can spur economic growth, create jobs, and reduce the defense import bill.
- Technology Transfer and Innovation: Developing indigenous defense technology fosters innovation and technological ....
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