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A proud milestone for Hyderabad and India! Congratulations to Azad Engineering and DRDO on the successful manufacturing and delivery of India's first indigenous 350 kg thrust-class expendable turbojet engine Built in Hyderabad by Azad Engineering, this engine significantly strengthens India's indigenous propulsion capabilities and defence self-reliance Jet engine technology demands exceptional precision, advanced metallurgy and world-class manufacturing. This achievement reflects the strength of Hyderabad's aerospace and precision engineering ecosystem, built over decades and significantly strengthened over the last decade Congratulations to the teams at Azad Engineering, and DRDO on this historic achievement. Jai Hind!

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