Lieutenant General Pratik Sharma, the Army Commander of Northern Command, held significant discussions with the Director General and Principal Advisor of the Society of Indian Defence Manufacturers regarding the procurement roadmap for the Northern Command. The primary focus of the meeting was to bolster indigenous defence manufacturing capabilities, aligning with the broader objectives of enhancing national security.
During their discussions, the officials highlighted the imminent induction of new-generation equipment and the incorporation of advanced technologies within the Indian Army, particularly within the operational spectrum of Northern Command. The dialogue emphasized the necessity for close collaboration between the armed forces and domestic industries. This partnership aims to facilitate innovation, ensure the timely availability of essential systems, and promote self-reliance, aligning with the country’s strategic priorities.
The meeting also laid the groundwork for the forthcoming North Tech Symposium, an event anticipated to showcase technology-driven solutions, indigenisation initiatives, and future battlefield requirements. This symposium is expected to serve as a platform for further discussions on how to meet emerging challenges through innovation and collaboration.
Through these engagements, Northern Command has reaffirmed its commitment to partnering with Indian defence manufacturers. The objective is to develop a modern, agile, and future-ready military force through the enhancement of indigenous capabilities, thus reinforcing national defence infrastructure and self-sufficiency.
