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India signs Rs 770 crore deal with BEL for Army radars to counter drone threats

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India signs Rs 770 crore deal with BEL for Army radars to counter drone threats

The ministry of defence signed a contract worth Rs 770 crore with Bharat Electronics Limited on October 21.

This procurement aims to enhance the Indian Army's capabilities in detecting and tracking aerial threats.

The Improved Low Level Light Weight Radars can identify mini and micro drones effectively.

This initiative is part of India's strategy to bolster domestic defence manufacturing.

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