The Republic Day parade showcased a series of cutting-edge indigenous defense systems, underscoring India's commitment to technological advancements in the military sector. Among the featured innovations were the "Swathi" weapon locating radar system, the "Sarvatra" mobile bridging system, a drone jammer system, and an advanced radio frequency monitoring system.
The "Swathi" weapon locating radar system, a collaborative effort by DRDO and Bharat Electronics Ltd, took the lead in the parade. Following closely was the impressive "Sarvatra Mobile Bridging System," a mechanically-launched mobile bridge designed by the Corps of Engineers, showcasing the military's capability for rapid mobility and bridging.
The procession continued with the mobile drone jammer system and the advanced radio frequency monitoring system, both belonging to the Corps of Signals, highlighting the focus on countering modern threats in electronic warfare.
Adding to the technological display, the parade featured a medium-range surface-to-air missile with surveillance capabilities covering airspace up to 300 km. This missile system demonstrated its effectiveness in engaging hostile aerial platforms within a range of 70 km, showcasing India's readiness to counter airborne threats.
Additionally, a multi-function radar system capable of conducting surveillance within a range of 300 km was prominently featured, underlining the nation's commitment to bolstering its aerial monitoring capabilities.
The inclusion of these indigenous defense systems in the Republic Day parade not only reflects India's strides in technological innovation but also emphasizes its preparedness to address contemporary security challenges. The nation's defense forces continue to evolve with state-of-the-art equipment, showcasing their dedication to safeguarding the country with cutting-edge capabilities.
(With Agency Inputs)
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