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India Tests Missile Launched From Drone in ‘Major Boost’ for Indian Defence
ANDHRA PRADESH, JUL 25 – The ULPGM-V3 missile enhances India’s unmanned strike power with indigenous technology, marking progress in precision-guided munitions and defence self-reliance, officials said.
- The Defence Research and Development Organisation successfully conducted flight trials of the UAV-Launched Precision Guided Missile -V3 in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh, marking a significant advancement in India's defense capabilities.
- Dr Chandrika Kaushik stated that over 2,000 licensing agreements for technology transfer were signed in 2024, along with more than 200 production licenses.
- DRDO has partnered with over 130 industries to strengthen India's indigenous defense ecosystem, emphasized by Ashish Anupam of Tata Steel regarding faster growth in the eastern region.
- Defence Minister Rajnath Singh confirmed the successful trial, congratulating DRDO and its industry partners for this achievement.
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DRDO successfully tested the ULPGM-V3 missile, which is launched from an indigenous drone. This 12.5 kg missile can destroy tanks, bunkers and hideouts day and night. The test was conducted in Kurnool, in which the anti-armor mode proved to be amazing. Adani, BDL and 30 startups have developed it.
India tests missile launched from drone in ‘major boost’ for Indian defence
India successfully tested missile launch from drones at a test range in Andhra Pradesh, on Friday, July 25. The missile was fired by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO).
·New Delhi, India
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India Successfully Tests UAV-Launched Precision Guided Missile ULPGM-V3 In Andhra Pradesh
After India successfully tested the ULPGM-V3 in Andhra, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh congratulated DRDO and industry partners for showcasing India's growing capabilities in defence technology.
·India
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