New Delhi: The Ministry of Defence on Thursday signed contracts worth approximately Rs 4,106 crore for the Indian Air Force’s GSAT-7C communication satellite capability and the Indian Navy’s Varunastra Heavy Weight Torpedoes, in a move aimed at strengthening the operational capabilities of the armed forces and advancing indigenous defence manufacturing.
The contracts were signed in New Delhi on October 15, 2026, in the presence of A. Anbarasu, Additional Secretary and Director General (Acquisition), Department of Defence. The two agreements cover critical communication infrastructure for the Indian Air Force and advanced anti-submarine warfare capabilities for the Indian Navy.
The contract for GSAT-7C, valued at Rs 2,563 crore, was signed with NewSpace India Limited (NSIL), Bengaluru. The indigenously designed, developed and manufactured satellite capability is expected to enhance secure, resilient and seamless communication among the Indian Air Force’s assets, strengthening coordination and operational effectiveness.
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