DRDO project to design a 120 kN jet engine for AMCA fighters, with full technology transfer and indigenous IPR rights.

India and Frances Safran are set to co-develop a 120–140 kN jet engine under DRDO’s GTRE with full technology transfer.

The jet engines will be developed in India under Indian IPR with Safran transferring 100% of the technology to DRDO, including crystal blade technology.

The Central government is likely to give the final go-ahead soon for a joint project between the Defence Research and ...

The Central government is likely to give the final go-ahead soon for a joint project between the Defence Research and ...

Lucknow-based Defence Technology and Test Centre (DTTC) of DRDO hosted a conclave on 6 September 2025 at its Amausi campus, ...

At present, India uses American engines. US firm GE is supplying 212 F-404 engines, and another deal for 113 more engines is ...

The decision comes shortly after Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his Independence Day address from the Red Fort, underscored ...

While countries such as the US, Russia, the UK, and France have mastered this field, China continues to rely heavily on ...

The Defence Research & Development Organisation has transferred three advanced materials technologies to industry partners to ...

Answering the Prime Minister’s call on Independence Day, India takes its first decisive step toward a self-reliant, multi-domain defence shield ...

In his keynote address, Dr. Kamat praised DMRL’s pioneering role in advancing metallurgical research and enabling technology ...