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DEFENCE - September 2022

Sep 2022

Aug 28, 2026

Public-private defence avionics facility inaugurated in Gurugram

India inaugurated its first public-private defence avionics facility at Udyog Vihar, Phase IV, Gurugram, Haryana. The site is a collaboration between Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and Samtel to boost indigenous manufacture of advanced avionics systems. The facility aims to strengthen domestic defence production, reduce dependence on imports, and support the country’s self-reliance goals in defence manufacturing. It is expected to incorporate modern labs, testing facilities, and supply-chain capabilities that enhance performance across aircraft and helicopter platforms while creating skilled job opportunities in the sector.
  • Inauguration of first public-private defence avionics facility
  • Location: Gurugram, Haryana (Udyog Vihar, Phase IV)
  • Partnership between HAL and Samtel
  • Focus on indigenous avionics manufacturing
  • Aims to reduce import dependence and strengthen domestic supply chains
  • Supports self-reliant defence production goals

Aug 27, 2026

Defence exports cross Rs 38,000 crore; production rises to Rs 1.81 lakh crore

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh announced that India’s defence exports have crossed Rs 38,000 crore, with defence production reaching Rs 1.81 lakh crore. The statements were made during a ceremony at Patradevi, Goa, highlighting growing indigenous capabilities and a broadening range of export products. The government attributes the rise to policy reforms, Make in India initiatives, and expanded domestic manufacturing. Experts expect continued growth as companies pursue new markets for weapons, aircraft subsystems and related technologies. The milestone reflects a sustained push to strengthen the domestic defence industry and reduce reliance on imports.
  • Defence exports exceed Rs 38,000 crore (announced by RM)
  • Defence production at Rs 1.81 lakh crore
  • Growth linked to Make in India and policy reforms
  • Expanded domestic manufacturing for defence products
  • Officials foresee continued export growth
  • Milestone underscores India's indigenous capabilities

Aug 26, 2026

HAL and Safran to co-develop Aravalli helicopter engine

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited and Safran Helicopter Engines signed an August 2026 agreement to jointly design and develop the Aravalli helicopter engine. The indigenous engine will power India's next generation helicopters, including the Indian Multi-Role Helicopter and the Deck-Based Multi-Role Helicopter. The joint venture SAFHAL aims to produce a 3,500 to 4,000 shaft horsepower engine. Officials say the project strengthens India’s aerospace manufacturing and reduces dependence on foreign technology. Development will cover design, testing, production and lifecycle support. The partnership aligns with government goals of self reliance in defence and highlights collaboration between a state-owned company and a global supplier. This collaboration follows years of industrial partnerships and aims to support domestic production.
  • HAL and Safran sign an August 2026 agreement to co-develop Aravalli
  • Engine to power IMRH and DBMRH platforms
  • Power class 3,500–4,000 shp targeted
  • SAFHAL joint venture to boost domestic defence manufacturing
  • Aims to reduce foreign dependency in propulsion

Aug 25, 2026

MAITREE-XV: India–Thailand joint exercise strengthens jungle warfare capabilities

Exercise MAITREE-XV, the 15th edition of the India–Thailand Joint Military Exercise, ran from 18 to 31 August 2026 at Vibhavadi Rangsit Camp, Surat Thani, Thailand. An Indian Army contingent of 85 personnel, mainly from 9 Gorkha Rifles, joined 85 Royal Thai Army personnel. The exercise focused on jungle and semi-urban counter‑insurgency and counter‑terror operations under UN Charter provisions, with field training, demonstrations, and a culminating validation exercise. It reinforces defence cooperation, enhances interoperability, and promotes knowledge exchange between the two armies.
  • Dates: 18-31 August 2026.
  • Participants: 85 Indian Army personnel and 85 Thai Army personnel.
  • Location: Vibhavadi Rangsit Camp, Thailand.
  • Focus: jungle and semi-urban counter‑insurgency operations.
  • Significance: strengthens India–Thailand defence ties.

India and Japan explore defence cooperation, including naval shipbuilding and AI tech transfer

Reports on 24-25 August 2026 indicate India and Japan are deepening defence cooperation, including plans for joint naval shipbuilding and technology transfer. The broad framework covers collaboration in AI-enabled mobility, advanced manufacturing, and defence tech sharing to diversify supply chains and bolster security in the Indo-Pacific. The agreements align with ongoing strategic ties between New Delhi and Tokyo and reflect a preference for broader collaboration beyond traditional defence exports.
  • Strategic alignment with Japan on defence cooperation.
  • Areas: naval shipbuilding, AI-enabled mobility, tech transfer.
  • Aim: diversify supply chains and strengthen Indo-Pacific security.
  • Context: part of broader India–Japan strategic partnership.

Aug 22, 2026

India and Japan sign Maritime Security Cooperation Agreement

India and Japan signed a Maritime Security Cooperation Agreement to deepen collaboration in maritime affairs. The agreement covers maritime information sharing, Maritime Domain Awareness, joint exercises, search and rescue operations, and Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR). It aims to strengthen coordination between the Indian Navy and the Japan Maritime Self‑Defense Force (JMSDF) and to expand defence technology and shipbuilding cooperation under the Make in India framework. Officials say the pact will support secure sea lanes and joint training in the Indian Ocean region. The agreement signals a broadening strategic partnership between the two nations in defense, security and regional stability.
  • Maritime information sharing and MDA
  • Joint exercises and HADR focus
  • Coordination between Indian Navy and JMSDF
  • Expands defence technology cooperation under Make in India
  • Strengthens India-Japan strategic partnership
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