Jodhpur: An advanced version of the indigenously developed Pinaka Mark-II rocket was successfully test-fired on Saturday from Army's Chandan firing range near Pokhran using a multi-barrel launcher.

For the second time in two days, India’s indigenously developed advanced version of Pinaka, Mark-2 rockets were successfully test fired from a multi-barrel rocket launcher from a defence base at ...

Following these 10 regiments, there will be 12 units of the longer-range Pinaka Mark II MLRS, for which the defence ministry signed a Rs 2,580 crore (Rs 25.80 billion) contract in August 2020.

Internationally, Pinaka has already made its mark, successfully securing exports to Armenia ... enemy positions at distances up to 60 kilometres. The advanced Pinaka Mk-II Extended Range (ER) variant ...

Internationally, Pinaka has already made its mark, successfully securing exports ... The advanced Pinaka Mk-II Extended Range (ER) variant extends this capability further to 90 kilometres, with ...

Today, the Pinaka has evolved into the Pinaka Mark II, which has a range of up to 60-75 kilometres. Work is also underway on extended-range variants that can potentially reach 90 kilometres or more.

An official from India's state-run Munitions India Limited (MIL) told Janes at the Aero India 2023 show, being held in Bangalore from 13 to 17 February, that the Pinaka Mark I (Mk 1) rocket ...

An advanced version of the indigenously developed Pinaka Mark-II rocket was successfully test-fired on Saturday from the army’s Chandan firing range near Pokhran using a multi-barrel launcher.

An advanced version of indigenously developed Pinaka Mark-II rocket was successfully test-fired from Army's Chandan firing range near Pokhran. JODHPUR: An advanced version of the indigenously ...

BALASORE: India on Tuesday successfully test fired four rounds of an advanced Mark-II version of Pinaka rocket from a test range off the Odisha coast. This was first developmental test in the ...

An advanced version of the indigenously developed Pinaka MarkII rocket was successfully ... started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal ...