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DRDO Conducts Successfully Flight Test Of Ph-II Ballistic Missile Defence Interceptor
It is a long-range interceptor missile designed for low exo-atmospheric and endo-atmospheric interception of long-range ballistic missiles and aircraft
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Defence R&D Is Must To Deal With Future Challenges: Rajnath Singh
Minister exhorted the private sector to take advantage of the government’s policies and contribute to nation-building by modernising the armed forces with active participation in R&D
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Rajnath Singh Calls For Expanding iDEX To Connect With More Young Minds
By expanding the reach of iDEX to connect with more young ignited minds, he exhorted startups and innovators to come up with new ideas to modernise the Armed Forces through research and innovation & make India ‘Aatmanirbhar’
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Indian Army Plans To Induct Electric Vehicles At “Peace Posts”
Around 25 per cent of light vehicles, 38 per cent of buses and 48 per cent of motorcycles in select units and formations will be converted to EVs with suitable charging infrastructure
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IIT Guwahati Created 3D Printed Concrete Sentry For Indian Army
3D-printed modular concrete sentry structure for the Indian Army that can be set up at any location within 24 hours and can be printed in about 42 hours
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National Security Backed By Indigenous Weapons & Strong Military Is Our Focus, Says Singh
Pay system for Agniveers and SPARSH mobile app among key digital initiatives launched by Rajnath Singh during the 275th Annual Day of the Defence Accounts Department.
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DRDO Tests Very-short Range Air Defence System Missile
The missile is designed to combat low-altitude aerial threats at close range and has a number of cutting-edge technologies.
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Indigenous Loitering Munition Successfully Tested At Pokhran
The munition is known as ALS-50 and is capable of operating in challenging terrain and at high altitudes. It can manoeuvre in narrow spaces like vessel decks, entrenched mountain positions, small jungle clearings and valleys
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Army Instals Radar At 15,000 Feet To Predict Avalanche In North Sikkim
This radar may identify an avalanche in less than three seconds by releasing a sequence of brief microwave pulses that are scattered at the target
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Indian Army Activates Satellite-Based Internet Service On Siachen Glacier
Operation Blue Freedom, an expedition had begun last month on August 15 at the base camp in Siachen
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