What is the name of supersonic surface-to-air missile which was tested at Chandipur recently?

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The correct option is B Akash
India has successfully test fired the surface-to-air missile Akash fitted with a new domestically developed radio frequency seeker that purportedly improves the missile’s accuracy and range from a test site in Odisha on December 5, 2017.

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India test fired its indigenously built surface-to-air missile from complex-3 of the Integrated Test Range (ITR) at Chandipur in Odisha recently. Name the missile.

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What is the name of supersonic surface-to-air missile which was tested at Chandipur recently?

The correct option is B AkashIndia has successfully test fired the surface-to-air missile Akash fitted with a new domestically developed radio frequency seeker that purportedly improves the missile’s accuracy and range from a test site in Odisha on December 5, 2017.

The correct option is B Akash
India has successfully test fired the surface-to-air missile Akash fitted with a new domestically developed radio frequency seeker that purportedly improves the missile’s accuracy and range from a test site in Odisha on December 5, 2017.