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India Has Engineers and Funds for Future Defence Tech, But Needs Speed

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India is actively preparing for future warfare by investing in technologies such as drones, artificial intelligence, and advanced sensors. Defence and drone sector expert Bodhisattva Sanghapriya highlighted that India already possesses the necessary engineering talent, startups, and financial resources to develop cutting-edge defence technologies. However, Sanghapriya stressed that the critical missing factor is speed in execution and development. The emphasis on accelerating progress reflects growing urgency within India's defence innovation ecosystem to keep pace with rapidly evolving global military capabilities.

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