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Indian Navy Receives Indigenous Anti-Submarine Warfare Vessel ‘Amini’ from GRSE with Over 80% Domestic Content

With more than 80 percent indigenous content, Amini reflects the growing technological and manufacturing capabilities of India’s domestic defence industry. The vessel incorporates advanced underwater detection systems, anti-submarine weapons and waterjet propulsion technology, bringing together several specialised capabilities required for operations in shallow coastal waters.

Indian Air Force Partners with IIT Madras to Develop Indigenous Secure Communication System for Aircraft

The Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) was signed between the Software Development Institute (SDI) of the Indian Air Force and IITM Pravartak Technologies Foundation. Air Vice Marshal Sarabjit Singh, Commandant of SDI, and Dr M. J. Shankar Raman, Chief Executive Officer of IITM Pravartak Technologies Foundation, signed the agreement in the presence of Professor V. Kamakoti, Director of IIT Madras.

India and Italy Explore Expanded Textile Manufacturing, Technology and Investment Partnerships

During the visit to Prato, the Indian delegation interacted with the President of Confindustria Toscana Nord (CTN), an important Italian industrial association representing businesses in the region. The discussions examined opportunities to strengthen business relationships, facilitate technological exchanges and promote cooperation between textile manufacturers in both countries.

Chennai Deep-Tech Startup Torus Motion Develops Indigenous Axial-Flux Motors for Electric Vehicles and Industrial Automation

According to Torus Motion, its proprietary motor architecture can achieve a considerably smaller physical footprint than conventional designs while maintaining high efficiency. The company describes its motors as being up to 50% more compact than comparable traditional electric motors, depending on the application and configuration.

Rekise Marine Advances Indigenous MPAUV and Jalkapi Autonomous Submarine Programmes with Sea Trials in Goa

The ongoing trials off Goa are focused on evaluating Rekise Marine’s common autonomy technology under operational maritime conditions. The company’s software architecture is intended to support multiple classes of autonomous vessels, allowing the same underlying navigation, control and mission-management technologies to be adapted for different surface and underwater platforms.

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