DRDO successfully conducts flight tests of guided Pinaka Rocket System with 75-km range ... the precision strike variant for Pinaka multiple launch rocket system is a totally indigenous weapon ...

After Operation Sindoor, India's indigenous weapons are being praised all over the world. The latest proof of this is the increasing international demand for the state-of-the-art guided Pinaka rocket ...

This rocket system is equipped with advanced navigation and control systems. The range of Pinaka's MK-1 rocket system is about 40 km. At the same time, the range of Pinaka II version is 60 km.

The EPRS rocket is expected to replace the Indian Army's existing Pinaka Mk I rockets, which have a range of between 38 km and 48 km. The EPRS rocket is expected to have a strike range of between ...

According to Janes Weapons: Ammunition, the PFHE Pinaka Mk-1 Enhanced rocket weighs 277 kg. Its warhead weighs 100 kg and incorporates 20,500 units of 6 mm diameter tungsten balls that can create ...

Pinaka to be the mainstay of Rocket Force. The Indian Army is planning to add 22 regiments of the indigenously developed Pinaka multi-barrel rocket launchers (MBRLs) to its firepower.

It is the most advanced version in the Pinaka family, improving significantly over the earlier variants i.e. MkI (40 km range), MkII (60–90 km), and Guided Pinaka (75–90 km). Key features: ...

The domestically made Pinaka rocket system with a range of up to 90 km (56 miles) was demonstrated to a French delegation in India around three months ago and was found to be satisfactory, a ...

Pinaka is a rocket launcher that can fire multiple rockets at once. ... The Pinaka II version can reach 60 km, and the latest model, Pinaka MK-II ER, can strike targets as far as 90 km.

In a major boost to India’s indigenous defense capabilities, Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL) and L&T Defence are set to jointly develop the next-generation Pinaka Mk-III multi-barrel rocket launcher ...