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Drone wars, AI strikes, and India’s startup surge

The recent clashes with Pakistan have shown India the need to develop an indigenous defence technology ecosystem. Image courtesy: Freepik

Drone wars, AI strikes, and India’s startup surge

MG Radhakrishnan By MG Radhakrishnan , on May 13, 2025

Every disaster has a silver lining, they say. The Second World War, for instance, transformed the United States into the world’s largest militar... (Read More..)

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