India Eyes Drones and Precision Weapons as Next Big Defence Export Push

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Recent global conflicts have reshaped military priorities, bringing drones, loitering munitions, precision weapons, and air-defence systems to the forefront of defence planning. While the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile has been India's most prominent defence export success, attention is now shifting toward emerging weapons categories. The evolving nature of modern warfare has highlighted strong international demand for unmanned and precision-guided systems. India is positioning itself to capitalise on this demand by developing and exporting next-generation defence technologies beyond its established missile programmes.

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