'Operation Sindoor called, and we delivered': Gautam Adani on Adani Defence's role in India's counterstrike
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Adani AGM 2025: Gautam Adani, speaking at the 2025 AGM, revealed that Adani Defence's drones and anti-drone systems played a frontline role in Operation Sindoor. The company's loitering munitions conducted precision strikes while its counter-drone units protected Indian troops from retaliatory threats. Calling the moment a demonstration of 'where India needs us the most,' Adani paid tribute to soldiers and highlighted India's resolve. The remarks come amid a wider defence push, with public-private partnerships accelerating India's indigenous military capabilities.
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