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Indigenously built multi-role Light Combat Helicopter "Prachand" designed for mountainous terrain successfully achieved its targets with potent armaments during day & night firing in Gajraj Corps - Indian Army. Cutting edge tech & weapon systems on this tailor made platform enhance the #IndianArmy's precision, speed & fire power capabilities....

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Razor 🇮🇳2 years ago

Requires RF Atgm atleast 5-8km for modern battlefield

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Krishna Kumar2 years ago

Jai Hind 🇮🇳

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Ram2 years ago

Induct next century me karo tab tak tiktok videos banate raho, moon, mars and under water testing karte raho.

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youth of kashmir 🇮🇳2 years ago

#AtmaNirbharBharat proud .jai hind 🇮🇳

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Tarunesh2 years ago

Great going Team Gajraj.

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