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1. BrahMos Rocket: The BrahMos rocket is highlighted as India's most powerful supersonic rocket, developed in collaboration with Russia. India retains all sales, invoices, and business rights related to the rocket. Russia has also ordered BrahMos rockets from India.

2. Camouflage Nets: India has ordered more than 6400 camouflage nets to cover military bases in the Himalayas, which are considered crucial in countering China's presence in the region.

3. Lithium Reserve: India has discovered a significant lithium reserve in Kashmir, challenging China's dominance in lithium reserves. This discovery is seen as a substantial development in meeting various needs for lithium.

4.Hacking Incident: Indian hackers are reported to have taken down the entire Canadian Army website amid rising tensions.

5.Space Projects: India is mentioned to be involved in several space projects, including Chandrayaan-3, Aditya, LUPEX, and Venus exploration.

6.NAVIC GPS: India's NAVIC GPS technology is expected to be incorporated into devices and phones manufactured in India.

International Relations: The text discusses India's foreign minister's engagements in the United States and mentions discussions on India-China-Pakistan border issues. It also addresses issues with Canada and Pakistan and suggests that Canada is permissive towards terrorists.

Indian Defense Procurements: The Indian Air Force is reported to be acquiring 156 Prachand Light Compact Gunships for deployment along the China-Pakistan border. Additionally, the Brazilian Army has expressed interest in procuring Indian artillery guns.

Indo-Pacific: The text mentions that the concept of the Indo-Pacific is being talked about but is contested by some nations.

India's Stance: India's stance on international matters is described as non-Western but not anti-Western, emphasizing its independent position.