At the CAPSS-IMR Joint Seminar, Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh delivered a sharp doctrine shift, stating that receiving an 85-90% capable indigenous system on time is superior to delaying production for a 100% perfect product. Highlighting heavy global drone losses, he warned that unmanned systems face severe survivability issues in active combat without a total design overhaul. Pushing for a transition toward multi-domain robotic warfare to safeguard human life, the IAF Chief demanded absolute component-level indigenization, strict regulations to prevent friendly fire, and the immediate development of next-gen directed-energy laser weapons.
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