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The Ministry of Defence on Tuesday said that it has inducted indigenously developed 46-meter Modular Bridge into the army.The ministry said that the bridge is a mechanically launched single-span, fully decked 46-metre assault bridge."The ...

The 46-meter Modular Bridge is designed and developed by DRDO and produced by Larsen & Toubro (L&T). - Indian Army Adds Muscle To Bridging Capability With 46 Metre Modular Bridge

Turkish company Otokar displayed the Tulpar armoured fighting vehicle (AFV) fitted with Leonardo's Highly Integrated Technology, Fire Against Combat Tank (HITFACT) II 120 mm smoothbore gun turret at the World Defense Show (WDS) 2024 held in ...

The New Zealand Army has laid out its plans to introduce Bushmaster 4×4 Protected Mobility Vehicles into service. The New Zealand Army's Bushmaster vehicles at the Trentham Military Camp located in Upper Hutt near Wellington. The Bushmaster ...

JSW Gecko, promoted by its founders led by Jaskirat Singh Nagra, has secured an order worth Rs 250 crore from the defence ministry for the manufacture and supply of 96 Specialist Mobility Vehicles branded as ATOR N1200, according to a release.

JSW Gecko Motors Pvt Ltd: Gecko Motors has secured an order worth INR 250 crore from the Ministry of Defence (Army) to manufacture and supply 96 Specialist Mobility Vehicles (SMVs), branded as ATOR N1200.This order is currently under manufacturing at JSW Gecko’s newly set up manufacturing unit in Chandigarh, Punjab, and will be supplied to the Armed Forces by June 2024.

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Personal Mobility Vehicles (VMP) are designed for personal use, although there is a separate definition for those used for commercial purposes. What this means, in the most basic form, is that if you are a gig worker, say delivering food, you are not permitted to use an e-scooter designed for personal use. You will have

Last week, a young man tragically died when he fell off his scooter and hit his head. He wasn’t wearing a helmet, and the scooter had two motors with 3,500 watts of power each and was capable of travelling at 120 kilometres per hour, both elements making the vehicle illegal in Spain. However, it is

Ukraine's use of Western vehicles has diminished Russia's ability to knock out the vehicles and the troops inside them in a catastrophic strike.