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DEW System under Project Durga

DRDO

DRDO Focusing on Project Durga-II

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Small size modular ELINT & COMINT System payloads for UAV platform

DRDO

DRDO develops UAV for operations in Himalayan region

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The DRDO has turned to startups and academia for at least 21 technologies to help prepare soldiers for multiple “geo-strategic” locations — ranging from high-humidity conditions to areas requiring anti-freeze equipment. The Defence Research Laboratory (DRL) will lead the development activity.

DRDO

DRDO turns to startups, academia to protecting soldiers

IMR Reporter - January 15, 2023 0

Rat cyborg

DRDO

‘Rat cyborgs’ to help in military operations

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EO System for heliborne and aerial use developed by IRDE

DRDO

DRDO developing aerial EO imaging system

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Chinese are deploying uncrewed underwater sea gliders, first launched in mid-December 2019

Daily Defence News

China’s deploying sea drones to unsettle naval balance of power in...

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China disputes its boundary with Butan along eight locations

Daily Defence News

China, Bhutan agree to expedite negotiations to resolve border dispute

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Protestors in Rawalkot, Pakistan Occupied Kashmir raise anti-Pakistan slogans

Daily Defence News

Gilgit Baltistan demands reunion with India, Anti-Pak protests in PoK

IMR Reporter - January 13, 2023 0

Armenia purchased four Su-30 Flanker jets from Russia

Daily Defence News

India Could Upgrade Armenia’s Su-30 Flankers

IMR Reporter - January 12, 2023 0

Pakistan is set to supply Ukraine with ammunition for its war effort

Daily Defence News

Pakistan set to dispatch 159 containers of ammunition to Ukraine

IMR Reporter - January 9, 2023 0

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