Article by Kavita Nagpal & Ritika Behal Though India has taken the ATGM development programme and have made limited headway in some of the technologies to develop ATGM comparable with the world-class systems, however, still it’s a long way to go to meet the ‘Authorized Holding’ of Indian Army. Introduction An Anti-Tank Guided Missile (ATGM)…
BY RITIKA BEHAL In the Part-1 of the Blog Post – we had covered the airborne disruptive technologies – Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Autonomous Unmanned System, Cyber Capabilities, and the capability and development of these technologies globally and also with regards to the Indian Air Force. Taking further, in this Part – II of the BLOG…
BY RITIKA BEHAL Ever since its inception technology has impacted military conflicts or warfare. Though, it is a known fact that technology alone is not capable of winning any warfare but undeniably it does appear that technology superiority has been the major deciding factor in any warfare or military conflict since ages. Armed Forces that…
AN ARTICLE BY KAVITA NAGPAL It is a known fact that to have a robust DIB, it is essential for any country to have a strong and active private sector in defence manufacturing as well as R&D. In India, however, this has not been the case with which has always prioritized the Public Sector –…
Drones – Force Multiplier in Combat and Commercial Applications (Part 2 of the Blog Series) BY RITIKA BEHAL Drones or Unnamed Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) will be the major force multipliers in the future battles, as they are not only precise in striking but are also economical to develop and maintain as compared to most of…
BY RITIKA BEHAL Drones or Unnamed Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) will be the major force multipliers in the future battles, as they are not only precise in striking but are also economical to develop and maintain as compared to most of the other conventional war fighting machines. In recent years, the capabilities of Unmanned Vehicles have…
An Article by Kavita Nagpal In India, the digital transformation in the defence sector still has a long way to go. On an average, companies in defence sector by implementing the nine elements of Industry 4.0 are expected to reduce operational costs by 3.6%, while increasing efficiency by 4.1% annually. The Author throws the light…
By Ritika Behal The existing inventory of Small Arms clearly reflects our inability to develop an indigenous next generation of small arms successor of all variants. Rather than depending on Govt agencies in design and development and production, we need to adapt PPP model with our Small Arms manufacturing Factories for current technology, standardization and…
