Indian Army to deploy robotic firefighters at ammunition depots

The Indian Army is buying 18 firefighting robots to keep their ammunition depots and other dangerous places safe.

These robots can work in very hot and smoky areas where people might get hurt.

They have cameras to help people see where the fire is and put it out.

The robots were made by a company in India and will start being used in April.

They will help firefighters by going into the most dangerous parts first, so people don't get hurt.

The robots will have a warranty and maintenance for a long time to make sure they work well.

This is part of India's plan to make more things for their military in their own country.