DRDO led missile development programs while ISRO developed an indigenous satellite launch vehicle.
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Updated Jul 26
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What happened
DRDO led missile development programs while ISRO developed an indigenous satellite launch vehicle.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Defence Research and Development Organisation
government agency in India
- India conducted strikes on targets in Pakistan, while leaders announced defense missions and acknowledged DRDO's strategic contributions.
- DRDO is developing indigenous SDR systems for the Indian Armed Forces, with specific applications for the Army, IAF, and Navy. BEL is serving as the manufacturing partner.
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Indian Space Research Organisation
Indian national space and aeronautics agency
- The Space Applications Centre (SAC) is a principal arm of ISRO and the Government of India. Silver Touch Technologies received a purchase order from SAC, which utilizes Intel Xeon processors in its workstations.
- ISRO has been invited to join the NASA Moon Base program, leading to joint working group meetings and advanced civil and commercial space cooperation.
Related events
- DRDO is developing missiles for the Indian Navy.
- ISRO launched a satellite from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre.
- India inducts missile systems into the Army and DRDO develops indigenous air defense systems, while both nations strengthen air defense capabilities.
- ISRO conducted launch operations from Sriharikota on September 1, 2026, driving India's space program success.
- ISRO, India's national space agency, is driving ambitious national space exploration goals.
Coverage
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