Key Points

Adani Defence and Aerospace is significantly increasing its bullet production at its Kanpur facility. The company's CEO highlighted the shift towards AI and drone-based modern warfare. A major investment of Rs 7,000 crore is planned for manufacturing advanced military equipment. This initiative strengthens India's self-reliance in defence under the Make in India program.

Key Points: Adani Defence Ramps Up Bullet Production in Kanpur for Aatmanirbhar Bharat

  • Doubling bullet production at Kanpur facility in coming months
  • Investing Rs 7000 crore for drones, missiles, and fighter jets
  • Developing AI and robots for future battlefield decisions
  • Government opening new credit lines for defence sector projects
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Adani Defence and Aerospace set to ramp up bullet manufacturing drastically

Adani Defence to double bullet manufacturing in Kanpur, investing Rs 7,000 crore in drones, missiles, and fighter jets for modern warfare under Make in India.

"Information systems, machine learning and artificial intelligence are the new form of warfare. - Ashish Rajvanshi, CEO Adani Defence and Aerospace"

Lucknow, Aug 31

The Adani Defence and Aerospace facility in Kanpur, a manifestation of ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat in action', is producing a string of military equipment, ranging from bullets to fighter jets.

The Kanpur-based manufacturing facility of the Adani Defence and Aerospace is set to increase production of bullets drastically, almost doubling it in the next few months.

The information was shared by Adani Defence and Aerospace Company CEO Ashish Rajvanshi during an interaction with journalists via video conferencing.

He said that all the wars and military conflicts, in the last few years, have not seen either the infantry crossing the borders of another country or fighter jets breaching the airspace of another country, as the battlefield has completely changed in today’s time.

“Information systems, machine learning and artificial intelligence are the new form of warfare. Now, wars are being fought with drones. In the future, drones will be used more than fighter jets. Along with this, robots are being developed which will be able to make their own decisions on the battlefield,” he added.

Shedding light on the Adani Group’s commitment to preparing the nation for modern age defence against evolving threats, he said that the company will invest Rs 7,000 crore in the next few years. Missiles will also be made in this Kanpur factory, for which an investment of $1 million will be made.

He said that the company will soon begin production of bigger calibre bullets. Moreover, high-tech warfare equipment like bulletproof jackets, drones, fighter planes, helicopters and missiles will also be made here to give impetus and strength to the 'Make in India' resolve.

Ashish Rajvanshi further said that for a developed India in the year 2047, a lot of importance is being given to the defence sector.

“Till now, those setting up defence projects did not get loans from banks, but now the government is going to open a credit line for this sector,” he said.

Notably, Adani Defence and Aerospace is one of the leading players in India's defence and aerospace manufacturing sector and is driven by its vision to make the country a world-class defence and aerospace manufacturing hub.

- IANS

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Priya S
While I appreciate the focus on modern warfare tech like drones and AI, I hope they're also investing in proper safety protocols and environmental standards. Defence manufacturing can't compromise on safety.
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Vikram M
₹7000 crore investment and creating jobs in UP - this is massive for our economy! More power to Make in India initiative. Hope other states also get such projects
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Sarah B
Interesting how warfare is changing. The CEO is right - drones and AI are the future. Good to see Indian companies keeping pace with global defence trends
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Ananya R
Hope the quality matches international standards. We've had issues with indigenous defence equipment in the past. Quality over quantity please!
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Michael C
The credit line opening for defence projects is a game-changer. This will encourage more private players to enter defence manufacturing. Smart move by the government

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