India Conducts 1st Test-Firing Of Home-Built Engine For Battle Tank Arjun
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The achievement "heralds a new era" in the country's defence capabilities, showcasing the technological prowess and commitment to self-reliance in defence technologies, the Defence Ministry said in a statement.
Maiden test-firing of India's first indigenously-made 1500 horsepower engine for Main Battle Tanks was conducted in Mysuru on Wednesday with Defence Secretary Giridhar Aramane terming it as a "transformative moment" which will enhance the country's military capabilities. Maiden test-firing of India's first indigenously-made 1500 HP engine for Main Battle Tanks held at BEML in MysuruDefence Secretary terms it as a transformative moment which will enhance India's military capabilitiesRead here: https://t.co/FKwFWXqj62pic.twitter.com/OAqm5RnuyK
The achievement "heralds a new era" in the country's defence capabilities, showcasing the technological prowess and commitment to self-reliance in defence technologies, the Defence Ministry said in a statement.
Aramane presided over the "maiden test-firing of India's first indigenously-made 1500 horsepower (HP) engine for Main Battle Tanks at BEML's Engine division in Mysuru complex on March 20," it said.
