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Amit Shah opened UPITS 2026 in Greater Noida, highlighting Uttar Pradesh’s defence production, investment potential and one-trillion-dollar economy goal.

India’s foreign defence procurement share has fallen from 42% to nearly 12% as domestic manufacturing and defence indigenisation expand.

The Indian Army’s arsenal on display included T-90 Tanks (Bhishma), NAG Missile Systems, BMP-2 Sarath, BrahMos, Pinaka Rocket Systems, and Akash Weapon Systems, among others.

During his visit to the Defence Expo, Admiral Kumar underscored the importance of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in India's journey towards self-reliance in defense manufacturing.

Due to our legacy issues of unsettled borders and related security challenges, possession of strategic deterrence instruments in our case is essential.

In January of last year, India signed a $375 million deal with the Philippines to deliver three missile batteries