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Prajjwal Singh Gangwar

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Based on 2024 journey of the world, I can say that India is in great danger and every country in our neighborhood is in chaos, apart from this we are already fighting sooo many internal wars. I would like to start a Defence Startup which focuses on

Anonymous 1

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India has strict regulations around defense technology. You’ll need to navigate a maze of red tape to get licenses and clearances. It's not just about innovation; it's about complying with national security laws and defense procurement policies.

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Prajjwal Singh Gangwar

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Compliance and Regulations need not to be broken if you are working on good defence tech, now a days India is also providing help to those who want to contribute to defence tech. Well, regulations and compliances are for those who are afraid of starting. Good entrepreneurs find ways along the journey.

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