DRDO indigenous weapon-Mark-2 It has been decided to add new advanced capabilities to the program. This step was taken after technical analysis of the missile which was recovered in Punjab in May. The missile is believed to have been fired from a Pakistani jet during Operation Sindoor and had fallen into Indian territory without exploding.

This missile was found in a completely preserved condition in a field near Hoshiarpur, Punjab. This was a rare opportunity for defense scientists to examine an actual alien weapon in depth. Some people familiar with the matter, on the condition of anonymity, said that this was the export version of PL-15 and some of its features are now attracting more attention in India.

What did the investigation reveal?

Investigation has revealed that the missile had many modern technical elements. These are said to include components like advanced radar for long-range target identification and tracking and effective anti-jamming system. There were also indications that the missile would self-destruct (self-destruct) The system was not in place, due to which it was recovered without exploding. This missile was probably fired from JF-17 or J-10C aircraft of Pakistan Air Force, but for some reason it did not hit its target and fell within about 100 km.

DRDO submitted report

DRDO has submitted its collective technical report to the Defense Ministry. On the basis of the information received in the report, now the process of necessary improvements and inclusion of new technologies in the country’s indigenous missile development program is being expedited. Experts say that the input from the study of the recovered missile will make it possible to improve the range-sensing, radar capability and electronic security of Indian systems.

In simple words, the missile found has given defense scientists an invaluable model working in real conditions. The technical understanding gained from its analysis will be used to make future indigenous weapons more capable.

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Indian Air Force I-Star: India has taken another major decision after Operation Sindoor. The Ministry of Defense is preparing to buy 3 high-tech spies for the Indian Air Force at a cost of Rs 10 crore. He is going to bring a proposal for this. The Air Force will be able to detect the exact position of the enemy through this. I-star (intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition and reconcilitation) project will make the army easier.

The I-star gives the army air-to-ground surveillance. This will give accurate information of the enemy during the attack and it will be able to play an important role during any operation. The Indian Air Force will be able to get a clear picture on the ground to the ground and can easily attack the enemy’s ground locations (such as radar station, air defense units).

Project can be approved in the last week of June

This army project can be approved in the fourth week of June. Defense officials told ANI that the Rs 10,000 crore project for intelligence, surveillance, target attainment and reconnaissance (I-star) is expected to be kept for approval in the high level meeting of the Ministry of Defense, although no official statements have been made from the army so far.

What is special in i-star aircraft

India will join a special list after getting the I-Star spy aircraft. This aircraft is with very few countries, including the US, Britain and Israel. I-star gives time-sensitive taregging capacity and it increases the level of safety. It has a potential of multi-spectral surveillance.