Indian Army gears up for Republic Day parade with ‘Made in India’ weapon systems | Image: ANI/PTI/X
In honor of an unknown career: This country is celebrating its 75th anniversary republic day, military power is on full display in the capital. In the Indian defense sector, several automobile companies have played an important role in ensuring smooth movement of troops with the help of specialized armored vehicles. Whether it’s working with the Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) on combat vehicles or global technology transfer, automotive companies have been at the forefront of optimal mobility solutions.Relationship between car manufacturers, top cops and the Republic work Speaking exclusively, the combat vehicle is characterized by agility and robustness.
WhAP vehicles supported by Tata
The Wheeled Armored Amphibious Platform (WhAP) vehicle, developed by the Vehicle Research and Development Organization, a laboratory of the Defense Research and Development Organization, and Tata Advanced Systems Limited, was recently inducted into the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF).Speak exclusively to the Republic workAGD CRPF Nilin Prabhat said the vehicle is designed for both land and water operations.
“This is India’s first vehicle that can drive on roads, wetlands and underwater. It also performs extremely well in mountainous areas,” the official said. Two WhAP vehicles were deployed to support counter-insurgency operations. The 8×8 vehicle is a state-of-the-art platform.
It boasts modern features, optimized ergonomics, modular ballistic protection and can carry 10 soldiers and a driver. The vehicle underwent complex tests before being adopted, the official added. Vehicles can move through the river against the waves. Completely bulletproof and mine protected. Tata Advanced Systems Limited’s vehicles include Tata Safari Storm GS800 and Tata Merlin.
Mahindra Defense Systems Armad ASLV
The Indian Army is reportedly now fielding Armado light special vehicles following the success of the Light Armored Special Vehicle (ALSV) gunners. Media reports recently quoted a Ministry of Defense spokesperson as saying that an unknown number of Armad Armored Light Special Vehicles (ALSVs) are being deployed to protect the country.
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Mahindra Defense Systems (MDS) began deliveries of its first 40 vehicles in June under a Rs 10.56 billion contract. The service is expected to be rolled out across 1,300 vehicles by 2025, according to the report. The troop carrier has ballistic and blast protection up to B7, Stanag level II and can withstand armor-piercing shells. Mahindra Meva Straton Plus APC is another combat vehicle known for its formidable performance.
midani armored vehicle
Known for having some excellent centers for research and development, Hyderabad is once again at the forefront of technology-driven combat vehicles. Midani, an Indian government company based in Telangana’s capital, will soon supply armored vehicles to the J&K Police, a top police officer in the Union Territory told The Republic. work.
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Midhani Chairman and Managing Director SK Jha said the upgraded armored vehicle has all the latest international safety standards. “Emerging situations demand higher levels of protection that our technology and materials can provide,” he said.
Midhani plans to manufacture at least 60 such vehicles for the J&K Police, a top cop in the union territory told The Republic. work The customized vehicle will be first shown to the police, and more such armored vehicles will be introduced later.
renault sherpa
The Renault Sherpa Light series tactical vehicles are being provided to various defense forces in the country, including the National Security Guard (NSG) and the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF).
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This vehicle is specially designed with a 4×4 chassis, giving it a high payload capacity. Ironically, the heavily armored version of the Renault Sherpa has been employed in counter-terrorism operations by defense forces such as the CRPF, demonstrating its resilience against explosions.
NSG utilizes fully armored Renault Sherpas for ultra-sensitive counter-terrorism operations. Fully customized vehicles meet the needs of the military according to the specific requirements of the terrain and the prevailing law and order situation.
CISF officials told Republic. work Sherpa’s customized features, such as a fully armored body, ladders, and attachments, allow it to access areas or areas that would normally be restricted due to the physical presence of hazardous elements or conditions, such as improvised explosive devices (IEDs). Easier access to out-of-bounds locations. He said the Renault Sherpa can carry up to four people, allowing operatives to open fire from inside.
Notably, the Renault Sherpa is manufactured by Renault Truck Defense, the French automaker’s defense-focused subsidiary. This highlights the strategic importance of this vehicle in meeting the specialized needs of India’s defense forces, the official added.