Union Minister Shri Anurag Thakur today reiterated the government’s unwavering commitment to bolstering India’s defensive capabilities while emphasizing the importance of diplomacy over conflict. Speaking at a book launch event in New Delhi, the Minister highlighted India’s defense production, which currently stands at one lakh crore rupees, and its defense exports amounting to sixteen thousand crore rupees. He expressed confidence that these figures would further rise to forty thousand crore rupees within the next two years.
However, Minister Thakur cautioned against the destructive nature of war, pointing out that India, having been pushed into conflict four times, understands the devastating consequences firsthand. Echoing Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s sentiments, he emphasized that the current global landscape calls for dialogue and deliberation rather than military confrontation.
Drawing parallels with Israel’s remarkable journey, Minister Thakur praised the nation’s resilience and innovation despite facing daunting challenges. From surviving the horrors of the Holocaust to emerging as a leader in innovation, Israel serves as a shining example of overcoming adversity and thriving against all odds.
In conclusion, Minister Thakur’s remarks underscore India’s commitment to strengthening its defense sector while advocating for peace and diplomacy on the global stage.
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