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78th Army Day Parade: BrahMos Missiles, Bhishma Tanks Roll Through Jaipur
The Army Day parade, held in Jagatpura, featured BrahMos missiles, Pinaka multi-barrel rocket launchers, Bhishma and Arjun tanks, and advanced combat systems moving through public roads.
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India Successfully Test-Fires Pinaka Missile Systems
A new version of the Pinaka rocket system has been successfully flight-tested by the DRDO and the Indian Army at the Pokhran firing ranges, the defence ministry said on Saturday.
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To Counter China Threat, Indian Army Deploys Pinaka Rocket System In Assam
Indian Army has deployed Pinaka and Smerch Multiple Rocket Launcher Systems (MRLS) at forward position near the China border to counter any threat arising across on the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
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Pinaka Missile System Successfully Flight-Tested For Second Day
India's indigenously developed Pinaka missile system, which is capable of striking up to range of 75 kilometres, was successfully flight-tested for the second consecutive day on Friday, in a boost to its artillery power, defence sources said.
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78th Army Day Parade: BrahMos Missiles, Bhishma Tanks Roll Through Jaipur
The Army Day parade, held in Jagatpura, featured BrahMos missiles, Pinaka multi-barrel rocket launchers, Bhishma and Arjun tanks, and advanced combat systems moving through public roads.
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India Successfully Test-Fires Pinaka Missile Systems
A new version of the Pinaka rocket system has been successfully flight-tested by the DRDO and the Indian Army at the Pokhran firing ranges, the defence ministry said on Saturday.
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To Counter China Threat, Indian Army Deploys Pinaka Rocket System In Assam
Indian Army has deployed Pinaka and Smerch Multiple Rocket Launcher Systems (MRLS) at forward position near the China border to counter any threat arising across on the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
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Pinaka Missile System Successfully Flight-Tested For Second Day
India's indigenously developed Pinaka missile system, which is capable of striking up to range of 75 kilometres, was successfully flight-tested for the second consecutive day on Friday, in a boost to its artillery power, defence sources said.
