SaralnamaThe Defence Ministry approved buying weapons worth ₹79,000 crore. The purchase includes Nag missiles to destroy enemy tanks, landing platform docks for sea-to-land operations, advanced lightweight torpedoes to sink submarines, and super rapid guns. These systems will boost the capabilities of the Navy, Army, and Air Force. The ministry said the new equipment will enhance military strength and aid in relief and peace missions. Many systems are made in India, promoting domestic defence technology. Today: Defence Acquisition Council approves the proposal. From now: Procurement process begins. Until: Delivery of weapons to armed forces. Next: Integration and deployment of new systems. (Updated 24 Oct 2025, 00:54 IST; source: link)
Key Points
- The Defence Ministry approved buying weapons worth ₹79,000 crore on 21 Sep 2023
- The purchase includes Nag missiles to destroy enemy tanks, landing platform docks for sea-to-land operations, advanced lightweight torpedoes to sink submarines, and super rapid guns
- These systems will boost the capabilities of the Navy, Army, and Air Force