Indian Army pursues 6G, quantum computing and 300 capability projects in modernisation push

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The Indian Army is undertaking a major technological overhaul aimed at strengthening its capabilities for future warfare. Key initiatives include the integration of 6G connectivity and quantum computing into military operations. The Army is also developing indigenous drone systems to support autonomous weapons capabilities. A strong emphasis is being placed on domestic procurement, with a growing preference for Indian defence vendors. Collectively, these 300-plus projects seek to upgrade digital infrastructure and advanced weapon systems across the force.

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