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India's Anti-Satellite Test Not Directed At Any Nation: Russia
Russia on Friday highlighted "the non-directedness" of the anti-satellite weapons test conducted by India against any specific country and New Delhi's reassurance of continuance of foreign policy to prevent the deployment of weapons in outer space.
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PM's Mission Shakti Speech Didn't Violate Poll Code: Election Commission
Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not break the Model Code of Conduct with his televised address to the nation on Wednesday announcing a successful test of India's anti-satellite weapon, the Election Commission said on Friday.
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Space Debris From Anti-Satellite Test To 'Vanish' In 45 Days: Defence Research Body Chief
The space debris from India's anti-satellite weapons launch is expected to burn out in less than 45 days, the top defence scientist said on Thursday, seeking to allay global concern about fragments hitting objects.
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PM's 'Mission Shakti' Address Gross Misuse Of Power, Machinery: Mayawati
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) president Mayawati on Thursday lashed out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for "gross misuse of power and machinery" in addressing the nation without prior permission of the Election Commission and hoped that the poll body will act in an exemplary manner.
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China Urges "Real Action" For Peace In Space As India Tests ASAT: Report
The Chinese military on Thursday said it hopes all countries can take "real actions" to maintain lasting peace and stability in the outer space, a day after India successfully test-fired an anti-satellite missile by shooting down a live satellite.
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"Could Have Started On Anti-Satellite Weapon Earlier": Missile Scientist
Noted missile scientist VK Saraswat has claimed that the "building blocks" for today's Mission Shakti project existed since 2005, but lack of initiative on the part of the former UPA government prevented such an anti-satellite missile test from being conducted over the years.
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India Fourth To Test ASAT, Pioneered By US, Soviet Union 60 Years Ago
In the backdrop of the Cold War and perceived threat of strikes from space, both United States and the erstwhile USSR worked on the Anti-Satellite Weapons (ASAT) programme, but it was the former who tested it first in 1959.
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"Great Achievement. Will Act As Deterrence": DRDO Chief On Mission Shakti
India shot down a satellite in space with a missile, catapulting the country into an elite club of space powers.
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India's Anti-Satellite Test Not Directed At Any Nation: Russia
Russia on Friday highlighted "the non-directedness" of the anti-satellite weapons test conducted by India against any specific country and New Delhi's reassurance of continuance of foreign policy to prevent the deployment of weapons in outer space.
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PM's Mission Shakti Speech Didn't Violate Poll Code: Election Commission
Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not break the Model Code of Conduct with his televised address to the nation on Wednesday announcing a successful test of India's anti-satellite weapon, the Election Commission said on Friday.
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Space Debris From Anti-Satellite Test To 'Vanish' In 45 Days: Defence Research Body Chief
The space debris from India's anti-satellite weapons launch is expected to burn out in less than 45 days, the top defence scientist said on Thursday, seeking to allay global concern about fragments hitting objects.
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PM's 'Mission Shakti' Address Gross Misuse Of Power, Machinery: Mayawati
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) president Mayawati on Thursday lashed out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for "gross misuse of power and machinery" in addressing the nation without prior permission of the Election Commission and hoped that the poll body will act in an exemplary manner.
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China Urges "Real Action" For Peace In Space As India Tests ASAT: Report
The Chinese military on Thursday said it hopes all countries can take "real actions" to maintain lasting peace and stability in the outer space, a day after India successfully test-fired an anti-satellite missile by shooting down a live satellite.
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"Could Have Started On Anti-Satellite Weapon Earlier": Missile Scientist
Noted missile scientist VK Saraswat has claimed that the "building blocks" for today's Mission Shakti project existed since 2005, but lack of initiative on the part of the former UPA government prevented such an anti-satellite missile test from being conducted over the years.
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India Fourth To Test ASAT, Pioneered By US, Soviet Union 60 Years Ago
In the backdrop of the Cold War and perceived threat of strikes from space, both United States and the erstwhile USSR worked on the Anti-Satellite Weapons (ASAT) programme, but it was the former who tested it first in 1959.
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"Great Achievement. Will Act As Deterrence": DRDO Chief On Mission Shakti
India shot down a satellite in space with a missile, catapulting the country into an elite club of space powers.
