Raghu Vamsi Machine Tools Pvt Ltd has officially launched India’s first flight-ready Indra turbojet engines, a major milestone in indigenous aerospace technology. The engines, developed entirely within India, are designed for defense purposes, particularly for UAVs, loitering munitions, and target drones. The series includes variants with thrust capacities ranging from 140N to 400N and has undergone rigorous testing to meet global performance and durability standards. This development marks a significant step forward in India’s ambition of reducing reliance on foreign propulsion systems and aligns with the government’s “Atmanirbhar Bharat” initiative. The engines are expected to play a crucial role in future indigenous military projects, strengthening India’s defense capabilities and positioning the country as a competitive player in the international aerospace arena. The launch coincides with India’s expanding focus on autonomous and drone-based warfare, bolstering efforts to achieve self-reliance in critical defense sectors. The initiative highlights India’s growing prowess in high-tech self-reliance, particularly in aerospace propulsion systems.