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Indian Navy seeks homegrown SATCOM terminals to strengthen maritime warfare

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The Indian Navy is looking to procure indigenously developed satellite communication terminals for deployment on its warships. The initiative is aimed at strengthening network-centric warfare capabilities in challenging maritime environments. Domestic companies will be tasked with building prototypes that meet a mandatory indigenous content requirement. These prototypes will go through rigorous testing and evaluation before any large-scale production is approved. The move aligns with India's broader push to reduce defence import dependence and boost domestic manufacturing.

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