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At this time, a huge and golden chapter has been added in the history of Indian defense industry, indigenous technological strength and global diplomacy, which has attracted the attention of the whole world. India, which played the role of an importer in the field of defense manufacturing for decades, has now emerged strongly as a reliable defense exporter for many countries of the world. In this series, India has handed over such an infallible ‘defense shield’ to the strategically sensitive countries like Armenia, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan, the echo of which is now being heard in the international defense markets. This is not an ordinary military equipment, but a state-of-the-art indigenous anti-drone and air defense system, which has the capability to completely destroy any enemy missile, rocket or kamikaze drone by detecting it in the air 30 kilometers before the border line. In today’s detailed and informative article, we are going to give you complete information about this lethal defense system of India, its capabilities and this security cover provided to strategically friendly countries, which proves that the whole world is now recognizing the irony of ‘self-reliant India’.
Historic jump in India’s defense exports and increasing confidence of friendly countries
The amazing synergy shown by India’s Defense Ministry, Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) and public and private defense manufacturers over the last few years has transformed the country’s defense economy. India was once completely dependent on foreign weapons for its military needs, but today BrahMos missile, Akash air defense system, Pinaka rocket launcher and various radar systems are being demanded by countries around the world. Especially countries like Armenia, which are looking for state-of-the-art and reliable weapons to protect their territorial sovereignty and borders, have expressed their unwavering trust in Indian defense equipment. These advanced defense systems purchased by Armenia from India have strengthened the security on its borders manifold. In the same series, India’s strategic and defense relations are also deepening with Central Asian countries like Tajikistan and Turkmenistan, which is a clear indication that Indian defense technology is no longer inferior to the technologies of Western countries in any respect but is much better in terms of cost and effectiveness.
How does this indigenous ‘Raksha Kavach’ with perfect 30KM range work?
In modern warfare strategies, the threat of drone strikes, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and low-flying cruise missiles has increased the most during the last few years, as we have seen in various conflict zones of the world. To deal with this threat, Indian scientists have developed a powerful anti-drone and short-range air defense system, which can neutralize any enemy air attack much earlier. The biggest feature of this defense system is that it detects the target from a distance of 30 kilometers and after tracking its trajectory, it destroys it in the air itself. The system consists of state-of-the-art radar, Artificial Intelligence (AI) based command and control units and high accuracy interceptor missiles or Direct Energy Weapons, which are capable of automatically eliminating threats without any human delay. This is why Armenia and other friendly countries have signed big defense agreements with India to make this defense system a core part of their military power.
Geopolitical equations and global impact of India’s ‘self-reliance’
The reach of Indian defense systems to these friendly countries is not limited to just commercial exports, but it also gives a huge geopolitical message. The timely delivery of high quality defense equipment by India at a time when Armenia’s terrain and its security challenges are complex is a reflection of the deep strategic partnership between the two countries. Similarly, increasing defense cooperation with Tajikistan and Turkmenistan, strategically important countries of Central Asia, is a great example of India’s ‘Extended Neighbourhood’ policy and global security commitment. Many countries of the world are now beginning to understand that defense products made by India are more reliable, modern and economical compared to China or other traditional arms suppliers. This success achieved in the defense sector under the ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ campaign is the result of the hard work of the youth, engineers and scientists of the country, which has the full potential to make India the world’s leading defense exporter in the future.