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has secured the position of lowest bidder for a Rs 7,000 crore contract involving advanced towed artillery gun systems (. ), developed by DRDO for the Indian Army..
The Indian Army has conducted comprehensive testing of these towed guns across various terrains, including desert regions and high-altitude areas in Sikkim, confirming their readiness for deployment..
The Indian Army's testing procedures included extensive firing exercises using backup battery systems at elevations exceeding 13,000 feet and performance evaluations in extremely cold conditions...
The Indian Army has also released a tender for next-generation artillery guns, requiring domestic design, development, and manufacturing..
The new 155mm/52 calibre guns will offer enhanced mobility and versatility compared to existing artillery systems, including ATAGS..
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