India's Defence Acquisition Council has approved roughly $25 billion in defence procurements, including a major upgrade programme for the Indian Air Force's Sukhoi Su-30MKI fleet. The move advances New Delhi's ongoing force-modernisation drive across combat and support platforms.
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Authorises about $25 billion in defence spending, including a major Su-30MKI upgrade programme — a concrete procurement that will determine near‑term contracting and sustainment activity for India’s frontline fighter fleet.
The package adds to New Delhi’s recent large buys and localisation efforts, building on earlier procurement approvals such as the ₹3.6 trillion package that included 114 Rafales and the Ka-226T local production plan with Russia.
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