Rajnath Singh says military, technological preparedness cannot be separate in 21st century

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday said India's bid for 'Aatmanirbharta' should be viewed as a quest for technological sovereignty, stressing that self-reliance means ensuring critical defence needs are not dependent on external sources. In his address at the Delhi Defence Dialogue hosted by a think-tank, Singh also underlined the importance of technology in warfare and said military…

Self-reliance means technological sovereignty, not just indigenous manufacturing: Rajnath Singh — The Hindu · Left
Atmanirbharta key to strategic autonomy must mean technological sovereignty says Rajnath — The Times of India
India aiming to achieve Rs 3 lakh cr def production, Rs 50K crore defence exports by 2029, says Rajnath — Nagaland Post — Latest
Adesina proposes $10B AI fund to secure Africa’s technological sovereignty — Daily Trust — Latest
Can’t separate military, technological preparedness in 21st century: Rajnath — Kashmir Reader — Latest
Rajnath Singh says military, technological preparedness cannot be separate in 21st century — The New Indian Express — Latest
Aatmanirbharta is a quest for technological sovereignty, says Rajnath Singh — Business Standard — Latest

Open True Mainstream to compare left, right, and center coverage