India Shifts Focus to Building Its Own Military Technology Ecosystem

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India's defence sector is undergoing a fundamental transformation in how military technology is developed and produced domestically. The change goes beyond individual weapons systems like missiles or fighter jets, focusing instead on reshaping the broader defence-industrial base. This shift signals a long-term strategic move toward self-reliance in military capabilities. The evolving ecosystem reflects India's ambition to reduce dependence on foreign defence suppliers and build indigenous technological depth.

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