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India showcased its growing missile capabilities as Divyastra and Shaktibaan systems passed the saluting base at Kartavya Path during the Republic Day parade. The display formed a key part of the military tableau, highlighting advancements in indigenous defence technology before national and international dignitaries.
Divyastra, an advanced missile system, was presented as a symbol of India’s focus on precision strike capabilities and next-generation warfare readiness. The system rolled past the saluting base amid applause from spectators, underlining its strategic importance within the country’s evolving defence framework. Alongside it, Shaktibaan, designed for rapid deployment and high-impact operations, was showcased as a force multiplier for the armed forces. The missile system reflects India’s emphasis on strengthening deterrence through indigenously developed platforms under its defence modernisation programme.
The inclusion of Divyastra and Shaktibaan in the Republic Day parade reinforced India’s message of self-reliance in defence manufacturing and operational preparedness. The display was part of a broader military segment that highlighted the armed forces’ technological capabilities and combat readiness.
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