'India marching towards self reliance in missile system'

[ashok321]

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com...ce-in-missile-system/articleshow/53848659.cms

HYDERABAD: India is steadfastly marching towards complete self-reliance in missile systems and technologies, Scientific Advisor to the Defence Minister G SatheeshReddy said today.

"To create a significant impact on India's science and technology and to promote highest standard of engineering education and practices, professional societies, scientific bodies and academic institutes have to re-align the young force of the country towards the forefronts of current needs and developments," said Satheesh, also the Director General, Missiles and Strategic Systems, DRDO.

The distinguished scientist was today presented with prestigious IEI-IEEE Award for Engineering Excellence-2015 in recognition of his significant national contribution towards Missiles and Aerospace technologies at Bengaluru, an official release said here.

The award was given by ISRO chairman A S Kiran Kumar in the presence of Barry L Shoop, President, IEEE USA, among others, during the ceremony as part of the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the IEEE Asia-Pacific Region at Bengaluru.

"His pioneering work in Navigation and Avionics technologies has been integral in the success of several defence projects making India self reliant in many vital areas," it said.

Satheesh said the award is a true tribute to the efforts of each and every team member of DRDO.

 

[IndoUS]

Ballistic missile wise DRDO has done quite well. We now need to move towards increasing research in SAMs and AoA. Yes I realize we are doing research in those fields and have developed missiles. I just feel that we need to do more.

 

[#hydra#]

Ballistic missile wise DRDO has done quite well. We now need to move towards increasing research in SAMs and AoA. Yes I realize we are doing research in those fields and have developed missiles. I just feel that we need to do more.

We lacks tactical missiles too.

 

[NKVD]

We lacks tactical missiles too.

Prahaar and shaurya is developing if do more serach

 

[#hydra#]

Prahaar and shaurya is developing if do more serach

But yet to see the limelight,and so dar we don't have anything like islander.

 

[Pakistan First]

In the good old days, we used to refer to DRDO as DoDo.

Do any of the old timers here remember this? hehehehehe

 

[Ankit Kumar 002]

Self Reliance ?

WTF we are looking to import MANPADS and these good for nothing are giving use less feelgood interviews.

 

[NKVD]

But yet to see the limelight,and so dar we don't have anything like islander.

Shaurya are in production and handed over to navy
Prahaar is being canisterised

 

[#hydra#]

Shaurya are in production and handed over to navy
Prahaar is being canisterised

Its sagarika,and navy won't use it for tactical use for sure. Its role is to launch nuke from ins arihant.
Last time I heard that is isn't interested much in prahar. Prove me wrong by producing links.

 

[gslv mk3]

In the good old days, we used to refer to DRDO as DoDo.

Do any of the old timers here remember this? hehehehehe

We also used to see a lot of claims about Pakistan's BM technology being ahead of India.

But there has been no such claims, ever since India tested Agni V.

 

[punit]

We also used to see a lot of claims about Pakistan's BM technology being ahead of India.

But there has been no such claims, ever since India tested Agni V.

Pakistan's BM tech is not much Pakistani any way !!

 

[A_Poster]

We also used to see a lot of claims about Pakistan's BM technology being ahead of India.

But there has been no such claims, ever since India tested Agni V.

Let's not insult North Koreans here.

 

[GURU DUTT]

Let's not insult North Koreans here.

what has north korea got to do with pakistani missile tech ... do i smell yet another evil india sazish here