Make in India

Munitions India and Drogo Aerospace Partner on Long-Range Indigenous Loitering Munition

The two companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding in Pune on September 4, 2026, bringing together Drogo Aerospace’s unmanned-aircraft engineering capabilities and MIL’s experience in ammunition, explosives and warhead technology. The agreement was signed by Yashwanth Bonthu, Founder and CEO of Drogo Aerospace, and Kumar Vaibhav Gaur, Executive Director of Munitions India.

DRDO Invites Bids to Develop Indigenous Air-to-Air Refuelling Pod for Indian Air Force

The open tender was published on September 2, 2026, under the title Development of Air To Air Refuelling Pod. Bid submissions are scheduled to begin on September 25 and close on October 20, 2026, with technical and financial bids subsequently evaluated under the TDF process. The development contract is structured on a turnkey basis with a planned duration of 1,095 days, or approximately three years.

Armanetics Demonstrates Indigenous ARMANET Swarm Drone System to Indian Army

ARMANET is not simply a new drone airframe. It is a mission operating and swarm-coordination platform designed to allow a single operator to command multiple unmanned aerial vehicles as an integrated formation rather than controlling each aircraft separately. Armanetics says the system has undergone months of development and field testing before the recent Army demonstration.

Garuda Aerospace Deploys Sanjeevani Logistics Drones for Nepal Flood Relief

The Sanjeevani drones being used in Nepal can carry payloads of up to 25 kg, allowing relief teams to move meaningful quantities of critical supplies without waiting for damaged roads or bridges to be restored. In mountainous terrain, even relatively short distances can become major logistical obstacles when landslides, flooding or washed-out infrastructure prevent vehicles from reaching remote settlements.