BrahMos Aerospace said it strongly believes that Agniveers will not only fill the skill gap at the grassroots level for the Indian defence industries but also provide a dedicated workforce
Agarwal, employed in the technical research section of the company’s missile centre in Nagpur, was arrested in a joint operation by the military intelligence and Anti-terrorism squads (ATS) of Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra in 2018.
Developed countries are dumping low technology on developing nations resulting in lack of conducive environment for higher learning, research and indigenous production, said senior scientist and BrahMos CEO Sivathanu Pillai