Defence Report 01-08-2020

By Utkarsh Pulkit
This is the First Defence Report so we are open to any Suggestions feel free to tell us in Comment Section.

1. Astra BVRAAM 
The New Version of the ASTRA will be a Beyond Visual Range Air to Air Missile. It will have IR seeker. It range will be 500 m to 60 km, which is less than the ASTRA Mk1 or Mk2. 
It will start its trails in 2022. 

2. Army to Retain Additional troops 

The army is going to Retain the additional troops sent to the ladakh region after the deadly clash on 15 and 16 June in Galwan Valley. 
Army has taken this decision after the PLA not disengaging completely and returning to status quo of April. 

3. Private Sector Launchpads 

The ISRO has decided to allow Private Companies to build their Launchpads in Sriharikota facility. 
This Information was shared by the Chairman of the ISRO Dr. K. Sivan while taking to an newspaper.

4. Siachin Gear 

The Indian Army has decided to get Siachin like gear for its troops in Ladakh for Winters to counter China's Aggression. 
Army has ordered its attaches in embassies in countries such as US, UK and Russia for emergency procurement of equipment and vehicles and clothing for Winters. 

5. Ultimate Sacrifice 

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