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Defence technology globally is undergoing a structural shift.   Artificial intelligence, autonomy, electronic warfare, secure communications, and precision ammunition manufacturing are no longer experimental domains — they are core capability drivers shaping modern armed forces.   For India, this shift coincides with a decisive policy push: ·        Atmanirbhar Bharat ·        Make in India – Defence ·        Increased capital procurement from Indian industry ·        Structu

Almost Certainly Not — and That’s the Point. Most people enter the defence industry with completely wrong expectations. They imagine a breakthrough contract, fast money, and seven-figure revenues right out of the gate. When that doesn’t happen; and it usually doesn’t; they assume the system is broken, political, or unfair. In reality, defence procurement is behaving exactly as it is designed to behave. The First Misunderstanding: Defence Is Not a Fast-Money Industry Your firs

From the outside, the defence industry appears to be a closed world. A few large players, complex rules, and very little room for newcomers. Many first-time founders lose interest after their first encounter with licences, procurement processes, or military customers. And to be fair, they’re not entirely wrong. Defence is hard. It combines all the usual startup challenges with strict regulation, slow decision-making, and customers who simply cannot afford mistakes. Yet, despi

Many people assume the defence industry is only for large conglomerates, missile programs, or billion-rupee contracts. Is that really true? In reality, the strongest opportunities are in essential, repeat-purchase categories that every military, police force, and security agency depends on daily. These segments are practical, scalable, and accessible—if approached correctly. Below are five defence niches where newcomers can build serious, long-term businesses.   1. Why Is Amm

In the evolving landscape of defence manufacturing, precision is not just a standard — it’s a strategy . As modern warfare grows more complex, the demand for parts that perform flawlessly under pressure has turned technologies like CNC machining  and artificial intelligence  into core pillars of tactical innovation. The Age of Intelligent Manufacturing Traditional machining has always been the backbone of defence production — from armour casings to aircraft components.But to