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Indian Navy Orders Magnetic-Bearing Compressor AC Plant from Shree Refrigerations

Shree Refrigerations disclosed the order to the stock exchanges on 29 August 2026. According to the regulatory disclosure, the contract was awarded by the Controller of Procurement, Material Organisation, Mumbai, Indian Navy. The order is valued at ₹3.93 crore excluding GST and is to be completed within 365 days, with delivery scheduled by 28 August 2027. The underlying order is dated 28 August 2026.

Tata Advanced Systems Chosen as Prime Indian Partner for Future Javelin Missile Co-Production

Under a Memorandum of Understanding announced on 30 August 2026, Tata Advanced Systems has been selected as the Javelin Joint Venture’s prime Indian partner for prospective in-country co-production of the Javelin All Up Round. The arrangement envisages establishing final assembly and integration capabilities in India while also examining the manufacture of selected missile components within the country.

SapperScout 2.0: Indian Army Develops Indigenous Multi-Utility UGV for Mine Warfare, Reconnaissance and Battlefield Support

Developed in-house within the Indian Army by Major Rajprasad R.S. of the Corps of Engineers, the robotic platform represents a significant step in the Army’s growing effort to integrate unmanned ground systems into frontline formations. SapperScout 2.0 has been conceived as a modular vehicle rather than a single-purpose robot, allowing different mission payloads to be installed on a common all-terrain chassis.

From Textile Machinery to Space Rockets: How Coimbatore’s LMW Built a High-Technology Aerospace Business

LMW, however, does not manufacture textiles itself. It manufactures the sophisticated machinery used by textile mills. That distinction helps explain a transformation that has largely taken place outside public attention: the engineering company that perfected machines for turning cotton into yarn is now manufacturing rocket structures, aircraft assemblies, aero-engine components and advanced carbon-fibre composites.

Light Guide Optics Emerges L1 in ₹3.7 Crore DRDO-CHESS Collimated Fibre Laser Array Programme

The programme is significant because CHESS is one of the DRDO establishments associated with high-energy technologies and directed-energy research. A collimated fibre laser array represents an important class of optical technology for generating, conditioning and directing multiple laser outputs with controlled beam characteristics, capabilities that have relevance to the broader development of scalable high-power laser systems.

Javelin vs India’s MPATGM: How India’s Upgraded Indigenous Tank-Killer Is Closing the Capability Gap

The comparison became more relevant after DRDO successfully demonstrated MPATGM against a moving tank-type target in January 2026 using a top-attack engagement profile. That trial showed that the latest Indian configuration had moved beyond basic technology demonstration and was approaching the stage required for induction into the Indian Army. The result placed India much closer to possessing a domestically controlled weapon in the same broad battlefield category as Javelin.

ICAR-CIFRI Patents Indigenous Nano-Technology to Combat Fish Ectoparasites

The patent, granted on 27 August 2026, covers an invention titled “A Process for Nanoemulsifiable Concentrate Formulations of Hydrophobic Bioactive Molecules.” More importantly, the technology has already moved beyond laboratory research and has been translated into CIFRI ARGCURE®, a field-oriented formulation developed to control Argulus and other ectoparasites affecting cultured fish. The patent award was formally announced by the Government of India on 28 August.

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