The Pinaka Multi-Barrel Rocket Launcher (MBRL), an all-weather, rocket artillery weapon system, continues to serve as a critical component of India’s battlefield capabilities. Designed to deliver high ...

Pinaka rocket launchers. India to get new 300-km range Pinaka missile system: In a significant development for Indian defence system and a bad news for China and Pakistan, the Defence Research and ...

The Enhanced Pinaka has demonstrated a range of 75 km and an ability to strike within 10 metres of where it is aimed. This allows a Pinaka battery to destroy a terrorist camp, or an enemy post ...

The Guided Pinaka was successfully test fired from the Launch Complex-III, ITR, Chandipur on Tuesday for a further enhanced range. The Pinaka Rocket Mark-II, equipped with Navigation, guidance and ...

India Tests Latest Pinaka System As France, Armenia Line-Up To Buy Rockets Named after Lord Shiva's bow, the Pinaka rocket system was a replacement for the Russian Grad BM-21 rocket launcher for ...

Pinaka's devastating capabilities are underscored by its ability to launch a salvo of 72 rockets in just 44 seconds, delivering up to seven tonnes of explosives across enemy targets up to 60 km away.

The Pinaka MBRL is stated to be cheaper than other systems, costing ₹2.3 crore (US$270,000) per system, compared to the M270, which costs ₹19.5 crore (US$2.3 million).

India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has achieved a significant milestone with the successful flight-tests of its advanced guided Pinaka Weapon System on Nov 14, 2024.

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.