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The DRDO has showcased key components of the K-5 Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile

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DRDO Unveils K-5 SLBM, Boosting India’s Underwater Defense Capabilities

IMR Reporter - March 28, 2025

DRDO has commenced captive flight trials for its Tactical Advanced Range Augmentation (TARA) precision-guided bomb system

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DRDO’s TARA Precision Bomb Trials Boost IAF’s Strike Power

IMR Reporter - March 26, 2025

Kaveri engine fitted on an IL-76 flying test bed in Russia

What is the Status of Kaveri Aero Engine?

Defence Research Gen Ravi Arora - March 10, 2020 1

Indigenous development of Kaveri Engine to power the Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas aircraft was sanctioned on 30 March 1989 at a cost of ...

Bioweapons : Ethnic Targeting by Bioweapons

Defence Research IMR Reporter - March 10, 2020 0

In my previous article in this issue of IMR, I had detailed how modern technology can be used to make "designer" super bugs. This...

BIOWEAPONS : Do Not Underestimate The Potential Of Biological Weapons

Defence Research IMR Reporter - March 10, 2020 0

Dr. Ketan Desai By now, everyone now knows what weapons of mass destruction are. They fall into three categories – nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons....

Night Vision Devices : Empowering the Soldier for Night Fighting

Defence Research Gen Ravi Arora - February 10, 2020 0

The Indian Army had, on 11 February 2019, issued two requests for information (RFI) for equipping thousands of assault rifles with two different types...

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