As India’s defence and internal security infrastructure evolves, stationary armour systems are becoming increasingly sophisticated and adaptable.
Subbu Venkatachalam is Head of Defence & Aerospace at Carborundum Universal Limited (CUMI). Previously, he held the role of global head of marketing at CUMI.
As India’s defence and internal security infrastructure evolves, stationary armour systems are becoming increasingly sophisticated and adaptable.
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