Source : Indian Defence Updates (IDU)

Indian Air Force upgrades Mi-17 with RWR and MAWS
The Indian Air Force has upgraded its Mil Mi-17 helicopters with a new Radar Warning Receiver (RWR), Missile Approach Warning Systems (MAWS), a flare and shaft dispensing system as well as an identify friend and foe system.
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IAF Mi-17 with RWR and MAWS@alpha_defense @Defencematrix1 @defencealerts @_devildog_rv_ @VivekSi85847001 @Defencecore @TheLegateIN @GODOFPARADOXES— Mrcool (@Mrcool63040811) July 20, 2023
The Indian Air Force operates over 220 Mi-17 series helicopters and the modification work comprises fitment of 14 systems including Electronic Warfare suits and advanced avionics.
Indian Air Force uses Mi-17 helicopters to transport troops, ferry reinforcements and supplies to soldiers, and forward posts near the border areas. Mi-17 has also faced many accidents in recent times and India lost the first CDS of the country, Late General Bipin Rawat and his wife along with 11 others in a Mi-17 crash 2 years ago when CDS was going for a lecture in the Defence Staff Service College, Wellington, Tamil Nadu. Indian Air Force upgrades Mi-17 with RWR and MAWS IgMp