Nirbhay
NAG
NAMICA
Helina
LAHAT
Tropex-2012
Shoor Veer
National Large Solar Telescope (NLST)
RISAT 1
ISRO’s 100th mission
Project Glass
Glivec
Nirbhay
- sub-sonic cruise missile
- Nirbhay is India’s equivalent of Tomahawk, a long-range, sub-sonic cruise missile, developed by the U.S.
- developed by Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO)
- will travel at a sub-sonic speed (less than the speed of sound).
NAG
- ‘fire and forget’ anti-tank missile.
- can destroy enemy tanks four km away
NAMICA
- Nag Missile Carrier
- It is a vehicle to carry and launch NAG missles.
Helina
- the helicopter-fired version of Nag.
- Helina =Helicopter + Nag
LAHAT
- Laser Homing Attack or Laser Homing Anti-Tank missile
- anti-tank missile, will be used in the upgraded Arjun battle tanks.
Tropex-2012
- theatre-level readiness and operational exercise
- conducted by the Indian Navy
- To test new platforms, weapons sensors, communication systems and tactics in order to optimise the network combat power of the fleet.
Shoor Veer
- Combat exercise in the Thar Desert in 2012
- To test Army’s operational readiness to undertake swift multiple thrusts across the border.
- Army and IAF tested new battle fighting concepts with real time pictures of the battle zone provided to a centralized command using fighter jets, unmanned aerial vehicles and attack helicopters
National Large Solar Telescope (NLST)
- world’s largest solar telescope
- set up by the Department of Science and Technology, in Ladakh.
- aims to study the sun’s microscopic structure
RISAT 1
- RISAT 1 is India’s first radar imaging satellite
- It can scan the earth surface during both day and night under all weather condition.
- It will help in paddy monitoring and management of natural disaster like flood and cyclone.
ISRO’s 100th mission
- Using PSLV-C21 rocket, ISRO launched two foreign satellites
- SPOT 6: French satellite
- Proiteres: Japanese micro satellite
- From Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh
Project Glass
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Glivec
- blood cancer drug
- Novartis is fighting a patent case in India for this drug.
- Treatment of Glivec costs Rs.1,20,000 per month per patient. But Novartis maintains they give it free of cost to the needy patients
Source:Mrunal
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