Discussion on use of space technology in defense sector

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Delhi: Senior officers of the Indian Army, policy makers, on the use of space technology in the defense sector. Representatives of technology partners and organizations will discuss. The fourth edition conference of Diffsat to be held in Delhi next week will be the platform for this. The conference on role of space sector in national security will be held from February 24-26 at the Manekshaw Centre. More than 50 countries are using military or dual-use satellites internationally. Space technology has also become crucial in terms of preventing enemy attacks and preparing to face them," said Subbarao Pavuluri, President of Satcom Industry Association (SIA) India. 

Diffsat-2026 conference will be attended by 500 people from around 20 countries. More than 20 speakers and representatives of around 60 organizations will also be present. Meanwhile, it is known that in the recently presented budget for the financial year 2026-27, Rs.7.85 lakh crore has been allotted to the defense sector. It is in this context that this conference is taking place. SIA India Director General Anil Prakash said that these allocations are a sign that India is spending heavily on national defense preparedness. us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram& Google News. Tags :

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