How BrahMos gives India the extra edge

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How BrahMos gives India the extra edge India successfully test-fired two BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles from land and air platforms to check its capability to hit targets with precision and accuracy. Once coursemates, now service heads With the appointment of Lt Gen Manoj Mukund Naravane as the Army chief, the heads of three forces- Indian Army, Indian Air Force & Indian Navy - will now have an IAF connection in common. Fog challenge: Here's what IGI is doing for flyers The world-class and latest gadgets at the new tower would help air traffic controllers work with ease and handle more flights. Freezing Himachal Pradesh: This place tops the cold chart with minus 13.8 deg C The weather remained dry and cold in Himachal Pradesh on Wednesday as Manali, Sundernagar, Bhuntar, Keylong and Kalpa shivered at sub zero temperatures. Bengaluru Cake Show: Incredible models of Chandrayaan-2, Kathak dancer on display The cake show has been organised at Saint Joseph's Indian High School in Bengaluru. Maruti Suzuki WagonR turns 20 Rolled out in the year 1999, Maruti Suzuki's WagonR has completed 20 years in the Indian market. Bakeries bountiful in birthplace of Sudan's bread uprising A year since bread prices tripled overnight, sparking protests in the Sudanese town of Atbara, residents say bakeries are producing more loaves than the town can eat. Ancient "chewing gum" reveals stone age people's diet, oral microbes: Study For the first time, researchers have extracted an entire ancient human genome from a sample other than bones, in a gum chewed by a 5,700-year-old female. 'Creepy-cute' - baby heads in sushi rolls The exhibition in Tokyo, called 'Modern Panic', featured a series of sushi rolls filled with baby heads and nigiri topped with eyeballs and brains. What came out from the newly discovered 3,500-year-old royal tombs in Greece? American archaeologists have discovered two monumental royal tombs dating from about 3,500 years ago near a major Mycenaean-era palace in Greece's southern Peloponnese region, the Greek culture ministry said Tuesday.

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