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Private sector surpasses public sector in defence reasearch and development: Rajnath...

Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestLinkedinCopy URLTelegramEmailTumblrReddItPrintKoo NAGPUR, Jan 18 : Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said the private sector has moved ahead of the public sector in research and development, marking a significant shift in India’s defence ecosystem. Speaking at the inauguration of a medium-calibre ammunition manufacturing facility at Solar Industries in Nagpur, Singh recalled that defence production was once confined to the public sector, with little scope imagined for private participation. Although the private sector always had the capability and potential, its involvement had not matched expectations in the past, he noted.

Private sector surpasses public sector in defence reasearch and development: Rajnath...

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Key Highlights

  • Singh said there were initial apprehensions and challenges when India began its journey towards Atmanirbharta (self-reliance) in defence.
  • However, the present government demonstrated confidence in the private sector by liberalising policies and streamlining procedures, enabling greater participation.
  • This policy shift has led to improved quality, faster delivery timelines and higher productivity, he said, adding that India’s defence ecosystem has strengthened considerably.
  • The scientific mindset and technology-driven approach adopted by private defence companies is highly commendable, he observed.
  • The Defence Minister asserted that India is rapidly progressing towards becoming a major global exporter of arms and ammunition.
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