IAF Signs Deal for GSAT-7C Satellite to Strengthen Military Communications

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The Indian Air Force has signed an agreement for the GSAT-7C satellite to upgrade its communication capabilities. The satellite is intended to provide secure links for network-centric operations that reach beyond conventional networks. It is meant to deliver real-time connectivity so that different military platforms can coordinate effectively. Because it is being developed domestically, it lowers dependence on foreign suppliers and supports greater defence self-reliance. Specifications and the launch timeline have not yet been made public.

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