India's Defence Sector Set for a Shift: How Will DRDO's Technology Transfer Policy Work?
DRDO has approved transferring its technology to Indian defence companies, a move expected to boost indigenous missile manufacturing and reduce India's reliance on imports.
The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has approved the transfer of its technology to Indian defence companies. The decision is being seen as a significant shift in India's defence sector. It is expected that this move will boost indigenous missile manufacturing and reduce India's dependence on imported defence equipment. However, detailed information on how the technology transfer process will practically work and which companies will be involved remains limited at this stage.
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