The event included air forces from Australia, Bangladesh, France, Germany, Sri Lanka, United Arab Emirates, and United States.
India aims for self‑reliance, meaning it wants to design and make its own defence tools.
Key technologies mentioned were drones, artificial intelligence, electronic warfare, and precise weapons.
Collaboration focuses on research, co‑development, and training together.
Cultural activities like yoga and heritage tours were part of the program.
They talked about new Indian jets such as the Tejas fighter and advanced helicopters.
Modern battles use not just sky and sea, but also space, computers, and information.
Speed, exactness, and sharing data make military actions safer and quicker.
Countries are learning to build their own equipment and trust each other.
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