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Operation Sindoor: A New Era of Indigenous Defence Empowerment
INDIA, AUG 9 – Operation Sindoor demonstrated India's self-reliance with indigenous technology including missiles and AI support, impacting border security and inspiring 298 graduates at DIAT convocation.
- On Saturday, Samir V. Kamat, DRDO Chairman, said Operation Sindoor was a declaration of India's ability to stand tall through self-reliance, strategic foresight and indigenous technological strength.
- On May 7, the Indian armed forces launched Operation Sindoor in Pakistan after the April 22, 2025, Pahalgam attack, executing a multidimensional strike along the western borders.
- Kamat highlighted the operation's technological backbone, noting it relied on sensors, unmanned platforms, secure communications, AI-based decision support, and precision weaponry, deploying indigenous systems such as Akash missiles and BrahMos cruise missiles.
- Over 100 terrorists were reportedly neutralised, and strikes damaged key Pakistani assets including Murid and Chaklala command centres, radars, air defence systems and hangars.
- Kamat said, 'over the next two to three years, exports are expected to double and reach Rs 50,000 crore by 2029,' according to the source.
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Operation Sindoor was a declaration of India’s self-reliance in defence, exports to double in three years: DRDO chief
Operation Sindoor showcased India's self-reliance and tech strength, said DRDO chief Samir Kamat. It used indigenous systems like Akash missiles and BrahMos. Defence exports may double in next 2-3 years, he said.
Operation Sindoor: A New Era of Indigenous Defence Empowerment
Operation Sindoor showcases India's self-reliance in defence technology, with indigenous systems playing a crucial role. DRDO chief Samir Kamat highlighted the operation's success in boosting India's defence exports. The operation reflects India's strategic foresight, highlighting the intersection of defence capabilities and advanced technologies.
"BrahMos Was Primary Offensive Weapon": DRDO Chief On Op Sindoor
India's Operation Sindoor that destroyed terror infrastructure and military assets deep inside Pakistan was a declaration of the country's ability to defend itself using homegrown technology, DRDO chief Samir Kamat said.
Operation Sindoor was ‘declaration of India’s ability to stand tall through self-reliance’: DRDO chief Samir Kamat
Addressing the 14th convocation ceremony of the Defence Institute of Advanced Technology in Pune, Samir Kamat said Operation Sindoor was also defined by the technological backbone that supported the armed forces.
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