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DPSUs indigenised, 72 items before their original timelines: Govt

The defence public sector undertakings (DPSUs) have carried out indigenisation of 72 sub-systems and elements lots before their original timelines, the defence ministry talked about on Friday. “Putting Atmanirbhar Bharat on fast track, 72 items out of a total of 214 items mentioned in the first and second positive indigenisation lists (PIL) have been indigenised by DPSUs well before their original indigenisation timelines of December 2023, December 2024 and December 2025,” the ministry talked about.

It talked about the precept sub-systems and line substitute items that have been indigenised embrace the journal fire-fighting system for ships, the steering gear system, pressurised containers for Akash missiles and the prism optical instrument for battle tanks.

“Besides these items, some critical components include intermediate castings for helicopters, polychrome rubber bands for submarines and high-pressure regulating valves for ships,” the ministry talked about.

It added that the items that have been indigenised will possible be procured solely from the Indian commerce.

“This also reinforces the growing confidence of the government in the capabilities of the domestic industry for supplying items of international standards to meet the demand of the armed forces,” the ministry talked about in an announcement.

The authorities has initiated a assortment of measures in the last few years to boost dwelling defence manufacturing.

India has been considered one of many largest importers of arms globally. According to estimates, the Indian armed forces are projected to spend spherical USD 130 billion (one billion is identical as 100 crore) in capital procurement throughout the subsequent 5 years.

The authorities now wants to chop again the dependence on imported navy platforms and has decided to help dwelling defence manufacturing.

The defence ministry has set a goal of a turnover of USD 25 billion (Rs 1.75 lakh crore) in defence manufacturing throughout the subsequent 5 years, along with an export purpose of USD 5 billion worth of navy {{hardware}}.

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