India is going to prepare a large number of indigenous weapons. The government has approved Rs 70,000 crore for this. This is a strong step taken towards strengthening the defense sector and this will promote self-reliance.

On the approval of proposals worth more than Rs 70,500 crore in the defense sector, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that this once again reaffirms the faith in Indian ingenuity. The government on Thursday approved the purchase of indigenously made weapons and their accessories worth Rs 70,584 crore.

This decision of the government is expected to give a fillip to the development in the field of domestic defense manufacturing. The proposal was approved by the Defense Acquisition Council (DAC) headed by Defense Minister Rajnath Singh.

Under the approval given for the purchase of military equipment, only those weapons will be purchased which are mainly designed, developed and prepared in the country itself. For this purchase, 'Acceptance of Necessity' worth Rs 70,584 crore has been approved.

Tweeted on the Twitter page of Rajnath Singh's office, 'Indigenous procurement on such a large scale will not only move Indian industry towards achieving the goal of 'Self-reliant India', but also reduce India's dependence on imports from other countries. Will also reduce.