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Indian Defence Ecosystem in Nutshell: No Money for R&D -> killing indigenous efforts -> 100x Delay -> Panic Buying -> expensive Import -> No money for R&D

Diwali Scene be Like - The Majority be like we will be bursting crackers because its a festival of light and fireworks we will lit up sky with fire crackers that you cant even see the sky... we will make you deaf... we will choke you with smoke...

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Epirus Secures $250 Million to Enhance Anti-Drone Defense Systems Defense technology startup Epirus has raised $250 million in a Series D funding round to scale up production of its anti-drone weapons. This funding surge aligns with increased demand

Idea For You Implement Now So guy's we all know that Diwali fire cracker and holi colour are so popular in India with the combined market size of 31000 crores and growth rate is around 5% . Problem — Currently in India colours and firecrackers a

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

Adani Defence & Sparton Partner to Build India’s First Indigenised Sonobuoy Systems Big milestone for India’s maritime defense! Adani Defence has partnered with US-based Sparton to develop the first indigenised sonobuoy systems for the Indian Navy.

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This Indian man is known as the FATHER of sachet revolution who transformed GLOBAL FMCG Chinni Krishnan, born in Tamil Nadu, was a middle-class Indian with a billion-dollar idea. At a time when shampoos and perfumes were luxuries, Krishnan envision