Archive · 30 May 2025
BrahMos Chief Emphasizes Collaboration for Tech-Driven Navy Cadets
The head of BrahMos Aerospace wants to help the Indian Navy's cadets learn about new technology so they can be ready for modern warfare.
He thinks schools, the government's research places, and companies should work together to teach the cadets.
This means the cadets will get hands-on experience to fix, test, and maintain things on their own.
They'll also learn how to work with new technologies like artificial intelligence.
He also said that more talented people are staying in India because the country is growing and has better jobs.
BrahMos Aerospace director emphasized collaboration between defense research, academia, and industry.
Collaboration aims to prepare naval engineers for tech-driven warfare.
Naval cadets need training for independent operation on board ships.
Initiative involves training modules with DRDO, IITs, NITs, and the Naval Academy.
India's growth is encouraging talent to stay, reversing brain drain.
- Who
- Jaitheerth E. Joshi, Director General of BrahMos Aerospace
- What
- Emphasized collaboration for naval cadets and highlighted India's tech growth.
- When
- May 30, 2025
- Where
- Indian Naval Academy, Kannur
- Why
- To prepare naval engineers for tech-driven warfare and reverse brain drain.
- Organization
- BrahMos Aerospace
- Event
- 25th convocation Ceremony
- Location
- Indian Naval Academy, Kannur
- Date
- May 30, 2025
- Key focus
- Tri-sector collaboration
- Objective
- Equip Navy cadets