India Successfully Test-Fires Advanced Ramjet Technology Missile
05th March 2021 03:55 pmndtv.com
DRDO successfully conducted flight test of Solid Fuel Ducted Ramjet (SFDR) Technology
The Defence Research and Development Organisation on Friday successfully conducted a flight test of Solid Fuel Ducted Ramjet (SFDR) technology in Odisha, official sources said.
The test was carried out at around 10.30 am from the integrated test range (ITR) launch platform at Chandipur, they said.
Disclaimer: This is an automatically aggregated article/story by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Newsdig.in.
Five states, UTs have no private Covid-19 vaccine facilities: Government data
US President Joe Biden plans to cut emissions at least in half by 2030
COVID-19: Yemen begins vaccination campaign in government-controlled areas
Mamata Banerjee: Centre's decision to expand vaccination hollow as supply depleted
US President Joe Biden Says Time To Unite As Americans Avoid Violence
Migrant workers rush to Vapi railway station amid 10-day voluntary lockdown
Lucknow woman dies, Covid positive kin say got no aid from admn
CCMB scientists to culture double mutant, other variants to check if antibodies can neutralise virus
Covid lockdowns, economic slowdown failed to reduce impact on climate change: WMO
Super League collapses as Premier League clubs pull out
Amid Covid surge, double mask for double protection? Medical expert shares advice
Queen Elizabeth Marks 95th Birthday, Days After Husband's Funeral; No Public Celebrations
Ed Woodward steps down as Manchester United's executive vice-chairman
Phase III: Maharashtra to immunise 8.5 cr people, to seek Centre nod to import vaccines
Import duty on Remdesivir, its raw materials waived off
'New, young loan seekers show better creditworthiness'
Today's Panchang, April 21, 2021: Check out Shubh Muhurat, Rahu Kaal and Other Details
Motor, crop insurance biz declines, health rises 11%
PMC approves Rs 350 cr for anti-Covid effort
More States Opt For Lockdown-Like Restrictions As Active Covid Cases Cross 20-Lakh Mark