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Why India is spending Rs 52,000 crore on the first 100 kilometres of the battlefield
Published 4 July 2026 ยท india
India's defence acquisitions are shifting focus from expensive big-ticket items to weapons crucial for the initial hours of conflict. Recent approvals prioritize anti-drone systems, short-range
India's defence acquisitions are shifting focus from expensive big-ticket items to weapons crucial for the initial hours of conflict. Recent approvals prioritize anti-drone systems, short-range air defence, and kamikaze drones, reflecting lessons from Operation Sindoor and preparing for a two-front contingency. This move signifies a move towards network-centric warfare, emphasizing tactical edge and survivability.
Published: July 4, 2026 โข 3:55 PM IST ยท Updated: July 4, 2026 โข 6:32 PM ISTBy TheBriefWire Editorial Team
Key points
India's defence acquisitions are shifting focus from expensive big-ticket items to weapons crucial for the initial hours of conflict.
Recent approvals prioritize anti-drone systems, short-range air defence, and kamikaze drones, reflecting lessons from Operation Sindoor and preparing for a two-front contingency.
This move signifies a move towards network-centric warfare, emphasizing tactical edge and survivability.