Core Points - The Indian Ministry of Defence has approved a weapons and military equipment procurement plan worth 790 billion rupees (approximately 64.1 billion yuan) [1] - The procurement includes missiles, intelligence systems, and amphibious operation platforms [1] - The Indian Army has received permission to procure "Nag" anti-tank missiles, while the Navy is authorized to purchase 30mm naval guns and advanced lightweight torpedoes [1] - The Air Force has also been granted necessary permissions for the procurement of certain weapons and military equipment [1] Industry Insights - The approvals reflect the government's commitment to modernizing the armed forces through indigenous systems, aligning with the vision of "self-reliant India" [3]