An Indian company, Rappid Valves, secured orders for mission-critical valve systems intended for use within the Indian defence and maritime ecosystem, including the Indian Navy.
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Updated Oct 13
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What happened
An Indian company, Rappid Valves, secured orders for mission-critical valve systems intended for use within the Indian defence and maritime ecosystem, including the Indian Navy.
Who's involved
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India is seeking indigenous alternatives to foreign defense equipment, focusing on procuring UAVs for border surveillance and strike capabilities.Also in this story
- Sigma Advanced Systems Ltd demonstrated indigenous defense manufacturing capabilities and secured a Rs 145 crore order for border security deployment from the Government of India.
- An Indian Army team visited a facility in Nagpur for trials related to the development of indigenous defense capabilities.
The entities involved
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Indian Navy
Maritime service branch of Indian Military