The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has signed a Rs 9,750 million (mn) contract to enhance the Indian Army’s mine clearance capability.
The agreement, announced on April 26, 2026, provides for acquisition of equipment and services intended to improve detection, neutralisation and disposal of landmines and unexploded ordnance. The deal reflects a push to modernise battlefield engineering assets and reduce risks to personnel. The agreement follows prior investment in counter explosive technologies and reflects continuity in capability development. Under the terms, the ministry will procure a mix of specialised mine detection systems, clearance vehicles and support equipment.
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Source: Construction World News
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