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The defence procurement announced on 21 October links a manufacturer, a radar system and its military user. Revise these relationships rather than memorising only the contract amount.
Correct answer: A — Detecting fighter-size targets and mini/micro drones. The system concerns aerial surveillance, including fighter-size objects and very small unmanned aircraft. Underwater detection, satellite navigation and earthquake prediction are different problem domains. Recognising the word radar is useful, but the decisive detail is the class of targets described in this particular announcement. The Ministry of Defence signed an approximately ₹770 crore contract with BEL for Improved Low Level Light Weight Radars for the Indian Army. The system detects and tracks aerial targets, including small drones, and can prioritise targets. It supports responses to unmanned aerial threats. Official source: Press Information Bureau
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Detecting fighter-size targets and mini/micro drones
Every date of October 2026 has its own page under this topic. Open the date you want and you will get exam-style MCQs with answers and short explanations.
SSC CGL and CHSL, Banking exams like IBPS and SBI, RRB, State PSC and UPSC prelims. Exams held in 2027 usually ask current affairs from the previous six to eight months, so October 2026 is important.
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