The Army has started rebuilding its Arjun tanks after a significant delay. Two Mk-1 tanks will receive upgrades and serve as a pilot program. This overhaul aims to improve the remaining 124 tanks in the fleet. The Arjun Mk-1A program faces delivery delays due to engine supply issues. India's defense production faces persistent challenges despite self-reliance efforts.
The Army has started rebuilding its Arjun tanks after a significant delay. Two Mk-1 tanks will receive upgrades and serve as a pilot program. This overhaul aims to improve the remaining 124 tanks in the fleet. The Arjun Mk-1A program faces delivery delays due to engine supply issues. India's defense production faces persistent challenges despite self-reliance efforts.
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