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President Murmu links economic resilience to national security and indigenous R&D

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 6
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President Droupadi Murmu stated that economic resilience is an integral part of the national security framework. Speaking at the 66th National Defence College Course, she noted that national security requires close cooperation between scientific institutions and the armed forces to translate innovation into practical solutions. She also cited the Centre’s Research, Development and Innovation Scheme to promote indigenous research and technological development.

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President Murmu asserted that the Indian economy has demonstrated its ability to absorb disruptions created by external factors. She emphasized that government initiatives are important for strengthening the link between innovation and national security, supporting deep-tech startups and technologies critical to economic security.

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  • Droupadi MurmuStressed that economic resilience is integral to national security and cited government schemes for indigenous R&D.

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    Policy shifts toward indigenous, cost-effective technology and R&D for national security could impact defense procurement costs and contracts.

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