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India moves to purge Chinese technology from its military weapons

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India is scrutinizing the origin of components and assembly processes in military equipment to safeguard its defence systems. Since 2020, the government has restricted imports of components from adversarial countries such as China. New frameworks for assessing security vulnerabilities in drones are being developed under an Army Design Bureau initiative. The AASHVAST laboratories are tasked with thoroughly checking drone hardware and software for potential risks. Together, these steps reflect a broader push to reduce dependence on foreign-sourced technology in the armed forces.

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