The defence minister announced that the approval process is almost finished.
The hub will focus on drones, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity.
It will link academic research with real‑world defence requirements.
More than 6,000 start‑ups and many patents have already come from Indian Institutes of Technology.
The centre aims to speed up the development of home‑made defence technology.
The centre will bring together scientists, engineers, and companies to share ideas.
It will use smart computers, safety systems, and new sensors to make better technology.
The goal is to make more home‑grown technology for the country's defence needs.
The project also hopes to create jobs and help students learn new skills.
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