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India's Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) has received an order worth INR39.14 billion (USD477 million) from missile manufacturer Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL) to supply two improved Akash weapon systems for the Indian Army, BEL announced on ...

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The Indian Army will receive a major Make in India solution to boost its ability to shoot down enemy aircraft and drones as it has proposed to buy two new regiments of the Akash Prime missile air defence missiles systems.

Akash Prime air defence missile system will strengthen India's air defence against aerial attacks from China and Pakistan, reported ANI.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Indian Army will receive a major Make in India solution to boost its ability to shoot down enemy aircraft and drones as it has proposed to buy two new regiments of the Akash Prime missile air defence missiles systems. India News | Indian Army to Get Two New Regiments of Akash Prime Air Defence Missile System.

New Delhi, May 6: The Indian Army will receive a major ‘Make in India’ solution to boost its ability to shoot down enemy aircraft and drones as it has proposed to buy two new regiments of the Akash Prime missile air defence missiles systems. The proposal is at an advanced stage before the government and will help in further strengthening the air defence of the country against aerial attacks from both the Chinese and the Pakistani sides, sources said. The […]

Test-fire of 26 state-of-art missiles by South Asian nuclear neighbors in 2021 makes region most weaponized in world - Anadolu Agency

The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) conducted the successful flight test of the indigenously-designed Abhyas - High-speed Expendable Aerial Target (HEAT) in Odisha.