ET WLF 2025: Pakistan army chief ‘dumper’ remark a confession of failure: Rajnath Singh
In the meantime, India continues on the way to development, and Singh, in his opening speech on Friday, told the ET World Leaders Forum for the Forum of ET, and walks towards self -confidence by offering important opportunities for both domestic and overseas companies.
Defense Minister said that India rapidly developed a solid defense production ecosystem with the mega projects opened to build warrior jets, helicopters, tanks and submarines by providing a suitable growth environment for the private sector.
Global business leaders came together on the theme of defense, diplomacy and deterrence of entrepreneurs and policy makers: shaping India’s strategic horizon, referring to Marshall Asim Munir’s shining Mercedes and Dump Truck Gravel.
This reveals the mentality of the neighboring nation. “If the two countries become independent together and one country establishes a Ferrari -like economy through hard work, right policies and vision, the other is still their own failures in the case of a buffer.”
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Orum I see this statement of Asim Munir as a confession, Sing Singh said.
Pointing to the success of the Sindoor operation, Pakistan said that India should not be under the illusion that India is unprepared for war because of its rapid growing economy and focus on development.
The Minister said that the quality and standard of foreign equipment were not built in one day with strong support for domestic weapons development efforts. Referring to the example of the Tejas fighter aircraft, the minister said that the government and the armed forces were consistently supported, and the government has passed an additional order for 97 jet worth 66,000 Crore.
“Our Tejas planes will be a great example of India’s domestic defense capabilities,” he said. “In this study, we are not determined that we do not encounter problems, but we will find solutions to every problem and create a full talent to produce a fighter plane in India.”
The Minister added that India is moving towards developing the fifth generation fighter aircraft. The French company said that there was a start on production engines for such aircraft in India with Safran.
