India’s defence self-reliance must go beyond manufacturing to designing and owning technology, says TASL CTO R Muralidharan, who flags gaps in high-end chips, sensors and critical materials. He called for a shift from licensed production to designing systems in India.
India’s defence self-reliance must go beyond manufacturing to designing and owning technology, says TASL CTO R Muralidharan, who flags gaps in high-end chips, sensors and critical materials. He called for a shift from licensed production to designing systems in India.
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India’s defence self-reliance must go beyond manufacturing to designing and owning technology, says TASL CTO R Muralidharan, who flags gaps in high-end chips, sensors and critical materials. He called for a shift from licensed production to designing systems in India.
