Council for Acquisitions of Defense of the Ministry of Defense (DAC) on Thursday 3 July 2025 cleaned the proposals for acquisitions of capital worth almost £1.05 Lakh crore when the National Army is trying on board new defense equipment.
According to the official edition, 10 proposals for the acquisition of capital are to be carried out through indigenous sources from Indian companies.
“The Council for Acquisitions of Defense, under the Presidency of Raksha Mantri Shri Rajnath Singh, 3 July 2025, adopted the acceptance of the necessity (AON) for 10 proposals for the acquisition of capital of approx. £1.05 Lakh Crore via indigenous source, ”the Ministry of Defense said in its official statement.
The acceptance of the necessity (AON) or the need for these designs is for defense equipment such as awarding orders of armored vehicles for recovery, electronic war system, integrated common inventory control system for tri-services and surface missiles.
“These contracts will provide higher mobility, efficient air defense, better supply chain management and expand the operational readiness of the armed forces,” the Ministry of Defense said in an official statement.
Attempts of vessels
The Ministry of Defense has also cleaned the Aons for awarding orders anchored by mines, peace to measure the counters, super fast weapons and submersible autonomous vessel holders, as the government is trying to alleviate the potential risks represented for naval and business vessels in India.
“In order to provide further indigenous design and development, Aons have been assigned within the purchase category (Indian indignually designed and manufactured),” the ministry said.
Recent Defense Agreements India
The Ministry of Defense in June 2025 planned to review and £According to an earlier MINT report to obtain three MINCOVA regiments of the previous report for the Indian Army to obtain three MINCOVA regiments, a proposal for the acquisition of three regiments of the original system rocket (QR-SAM) for the Indian army for the Indian army.
On 28 March 2025, the Cabinet for Safety (CCS) approved the largest agreement to buy 156 light combat helicopters worth £62,000 crore for the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force by Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd.
The Ministry of Defense will buy helicopters called “Prasand” from halls for the price for the price £62 700 crore to improve the national army. The dust is a light helicopter (LCH) that develops in India and is the first indigenous and developed combat helicopter.
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