India Signs Rs 1,577-Crore Loiter Munition Deal to Boost Army Artillery

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India's Defence Ministry has signed a contract worth Rs 1,577 crore for the procurement of loiter munitions for the Indian Army. The deal is intended to upgrade the combat effectiveness of the Army's artillery regiments. Loiter munitions, often called 'kamikaze drones,' can hover over a target area before striking with precision. The acquisition is part of broader efforts to strengthen the Army's overall operational readiness. This move reflects India's continued push to modernise its armed forces with advanced weaponry.

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