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NewSpace Research and Technologies (NRT) recently had the distinct honor of hosting two prominent leaders from the Indian Armed Forces: Lieutenant General MV Suchindra Kumar PVSM, AVSM, YSM, VSM, GOC-in-C of Northern Command, and Air Marshal Balakrishnan Manikantan AVSM, VM, AOC-in-C of Southern Air Command. Accompanied by other distinguished officials, the commanders visited NRT to review and discuss the company’s next-generation mission and technology development efforts.

During the visits, discussions centered around the ongoing deliveries and capability development aligned with the unique mission needs of the Northern and Southern Commands. The commanders were briefed on NRT’s Next Generation Mission Technologies (NGMT) vision and the progress made in product development. These strategic conversations provided valuable insights into how NRT’s innovations can support and enhance the operational effectiveness of the Indian Army and Indian Air Force.

The visits also offered the top commanders a comprehensive 360-degree perspective on NRT’s engineering development processes. By showcasing the cutting-edge technologies and deep-tech advancements under development, NRT demonstrated its commitment to aligning its innovations with the Indian Armed Forces’ specific requirements. The feedback from these high-level discussions is crucial for NRT to refine its technologies and ensure they translate into practical, impactful products and solutions.

NRT’s efforts are firmly rooted in the Government of India’s #AtmanirbharBharat and #MakeInIndia initiatives. The presence and engagement of Lieutenant General Kumar and Air Marshal Manikantan reinforce NRT’s roadmap towards developing indigenous, cutting-edge technologies. These initiatives aim to foster self-reliance and boost domestic production capabilities within India, ensuring that the nation remains at the forefront of technological advancement and defense readiness.






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