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"Kicked Doors...": Kuki Group Condemns Attack On Key Member's House In Manipur
A civil society group of the Kuki tribes in Manipur has asked the Assam Rifles and the police for help after unknown armed people broke into the house of one of its key members and attacked his family in the hill district Churachandpur.
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New Rifle Developed In India In Record 100 Days, Its Range Is...
The Defence Research Development Organisation (DRDO) unveiled an indigenous rifle, 'Ugram' (meaning ferocious), developed in less than 100 days.
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Army Receives Indigeneous Military Equipment To Boost Combat Capability In Ladakh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday handed over to the Army a wide range of indigenous military equipment including unmanned aerial systems and quick reaction fighting vehicles to crank up its combat capabilities in eastern Ladakh.
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In A First, Bengaluru Firm Makes India's First Indigenous Sniper Rifles
In line with the central government's push to make India a major defence manufacturing hub, a firm based in Karnataka's Bengaluru has developed the country's first indigenous sniper rifle prototypes that are meant for use by the Indian armed forces.
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India Gets Its Own Sniper Rifle From West Bengal's Ishapore
The Ishapore sniper costs Rs 2.5 lakh plus tax, has a caliber of 7.62 mm, weighs 6.7 kg and can kill at 800 metres. H&N rifles, three times the price, have a longer range but weigh 7.2 kg, a half-kilo difference in weight that could be critical in a crisis.
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India Still Unable To Develop Indigenous Rifle: Vice President Hamid Ansari
India still imports 60 per cent of its defence requirement and has not been able to develop a proper rifle for its armed forces, Vice President Hamid Ansari said today, bemoaning the government's "inadequate" push for research and development.
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Our Rifle Works Flawlessly, Thanks: Government Manufacturer Takes On Indian Army
A home-made assault rifle rejected by the army last month "functioned flawlessly without any stoppages," says its indignant manufacturer, the government-run Ordnance Factory Board or OFB.
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For Second Year In A Row, Assault Rifles Made In India Rejected By Army
In a major setback to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Make In India initiative, the Army has rejected home-made 7.62 x51 mmassault rifles that were meant to replace AK-47s and INSAS rifles, the basic weapon used by jawans. NDTV has learnt that the indigenous assault rifle manufactured by the government's Ordnance Factory Board (OFB) failed basic tes...
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"Kicked Doors...": Kuki Group Condemns Attack On Key Member's House In Manipur
A civil society group of the Kuki tribes in Manipur has asked the Assam Rifles and the police for help after unknown armed people broke into the house of one of its key members and attacked his family in the hill district Churachandpur.
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New Rifle Developed In India In Record 100 Days, Its Range Is...
The Defence Research Development Organisation (DRDO) unveiled an indigenous rifle, 'Ugram' (meaning ferocious), developed in less than 100 days.
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Army Receives Indigeneous Military Equipment To Boost Combat Capability In Ladakh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday handed over to the Army a wide range of indigenous military equipment including unmanned aerial systems and quick reaction fighting vehicles to crank up its combat capabilities in eastern Ladakh.
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In A First, Bengaluru Firm Makes India's First Indigenous Sniper Rifles
In line with the central government's push to make India a major defence manufacturing hub, a firm based in Karnataka's Bengaluru has developed the country's first indigenous sniper rifle prototypes that are meant for use by the Indian armed forces.
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India Gets Its Own Sniper Rifle From West Bengal's Ishapore
The Ishapore sniper costs Rs 2.5 lakh plus tax, has a caliber of 7.62 mm, weighs 6.7 kg and can kill at 800 metres. H&N rifles, three times the price, have a longer range but weigh 7.2 kg, a half-kilo difference in weight that could be critical in a crisis.
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India Still Unable To Develop Indigenous Rifle: Vice President Hamid Ansari
India still imports 60 per cent of its defence requirement and has not been able to develop a proper rifle for its armed forces, Vice President Hamid Ansari said today, bemoaning the government's "inadequate" push for research and development.
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Our Rifle Works Flawlessly, Thanks: Government Manufacturer Takes On Indian Army
A home-made assault rifle rejected by the army last month "functioned flawlessly without any stoppages," says its indignant manufacturer, the government-run Ordnance Factory Board or OFB.
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For Second Year In A Row, Assault Rifles Made In India Rejected By Army
In a major setback to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Make In India initiative, the Army has rejected home-made 7.62 x51 mmassault rifles that were meant to replace AK-47s and INSAS rifles, the basic weapon used by jawans. NDTV has learnt that the indigenous assault rifle manufactured by the government's Ordnance Factory Board (OFB) failed basic tes...
