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DRDO's Dr. Rajalakshmi Menon, Tapas was saved as a testbed for key tech like SAR, EO/IR pods, Tarang RWR, and ESM/CSM suites. She felt 28k vs 30k ft trade off studies were needed before dropping it, and India's HALE requirements higher than MQ9.

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