The ceremony was led by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Chief Minister Mohan Yadav.
The facility will service about eighty tanks annually, while the army needs about two hundred thirty.
It will help India reduce reliance on foreign suppliers for tank parts.
Local small and medium businesses will supply many components, creating new jobs.
The centre will cost around four hundred seventy‑two crore Indian rupees and will be able to overhaul eighty T‑72 and T‑90 tanks every year. 🔧
India wants to repair its own tanks to become more self‑reliant and to give jobs to local workers and small businesses. 🤝
The project supports the country’s goal of making more defence equipment inside India instead of buying from abroad. 🌏
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