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Supersonic ballistic missile test successful in the first attempt
29-Dec-2017
Science and Technology
Science and Technology
Supersonic ballistic missile test successful in the first attempt
India has successfully tested its indigenously developed Advanced Air Defence supersonic interceptor missile which is capable of destroying any incoming enemy ballistic missile at low altitude. The test was conducted by a female scientist Dr. Shashikala Sinha, who is popularly known as “new missile woman” in India these days. It is a big achievement for her as the test was successful in the first attempt.
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