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Time for weapons/defence startups to get heavily funded and invest in world class R&D. Export weapons, keep the best for the country for moments like these. India 🇮🇳

According to DFI, Indian defence drone companies have collectively invested about ₹2,000 crore over the last five years in R&D and manufacturing of drones for surveillance, logistics, and loitering applications.

Come on, just stop already - 🔥 Deeptech takes years to build, and here Indian VC give 10 mins to pitch. They don't understand the essence of R&D and want immediate results. No one wish to spend on R&D. So companies like Swiggy, Zomato fly but DeepT

Do you think if the world stops buring money on wars and instead spend it on R&D and Inventions, it would be better? Like America's Military Budget is 44 Times of the NASA's Budget.

if your a mechanical engineer with strong fundamental of design and R&D . and you wish to work in these domain. are you really working in these areas? or you just settles for comparatively easier work such as Just Cad or production or any other where

I have and idea for run a combination engine without refilling it can refilling by it's exhaust gases it's like purchase a car that no need any fuel and charge only service as pr other diesel and petrol car but I don't have money for it's r&d if any

How India’s Defence Manufacturing Took Off in 2025 Theme: From Importer to Exporter — India’s Defence Renaissance --- 🛡️ The Problem Heavy reliance on foreign defense imports Limited domestic manufacturing capabilities Need for self-reliance

Interesting changes are happening in India's defence sector. Some things to note: 🔹The Nifty India Defence Index has skyrocketed by 179.3% over the past year! 🔹FY 2023-24: Highest ever production at ₹1.27 lakh crore 🔹Massive growth: 16.7% year

Have you heard of name : Raphe mPhibr's ? No ? Right The largest private funding for India's defence and aerospace sector upto date, guess how much ? Answer is : 100M$ this ends up their total funding of 145M$. General calyst funded this round

India has slashed import duties on fully built electric vehicles (EVs) to 15%, down from the previous 70-100%, in a bid to attract global manufacturers like Tesla. To qualify for the reduced tariff, companies must commit at least $500 million in inv