India’s swift victory in a four-day conflict with Pakistan showcased the power of its Made-in-India weapons, marking a milestone in indigenous defence capability. New Delhi: After four days of intense cross-border hostilities, India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire on Saturday, bringing temporary relief to both nations. However, the brief but high-impact conflict showcased the strength and effectiveness of India’s indigenously developed military technology on the global stage. Indian armed forces not only inflicted significant damage on Pakistani military installations — as confirmed by satellite imagery and even acknowledged by Pakistani authorities — but did so primarily using domestically produced weaponry. At a joint press conference following the ceasefire, the chiefs of India’s Army, Navy, and Air Force emphasised India’s preparedness and warned that any future provocation would be met with swift and decisive retaliation. Here’s a look at the key indigenous weapons systems that played a critical role in Operation Sindoor: Akash missile system The Akash surface-to-air missile defense system, developed in India, proved highly effective in neutralising Pakistani drone incursions along the western …