Indian Navy reviews new Sheshnag loitering munition design
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What happened
NewSpace Research and Technologies showcased a new design of a Sheshnag loitering munition at the Indian Navy’s Swavlamban 202 seminar. The company previously displayed the Sheeshnaag-150, a one-way swarm drone capable of carrying a 25-40 kg payload over 1000 km. The new design reportedly features structural improvements intended to facilitate shipboard launch operations.
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Why it matters
The showcase highlights the Indian Navy's interest in indigenous defense technology and advanced aerial weaponry. This activity supports the growth of India's aerospace and defense research and development sector.
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Who's involved
- Indian NavyMaritime service branch reviewing new defense technology
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