Indian Army's Rocket Launchers Dazzle at Army Day Parade, Pakistan Trembles

• The 78th Army Day parade showcased the Indian Army's advanced and indigenously upgraded weaponry, with Multiple Rocket Launcher Systems (MLRS) drawing significant attention.
• The Agnibaan MLRS, operated by 5 soldiers, can fire over 40 rockets up to 40 km in 20 seconds, capable of destroying enemy bases and bridges.
• The Pinaka MLRS, a completely indigenous system developed by DRDO, has a range of up to 75 km and can fire 12 rockets in 44 seconds.
• The Russian-made Smerch Rocket Launcher, also operated by 5 soldiers, boasts a firing range of up to 90 km and can fire 12 rockets in 40 seconds, used for destroying bunkers and capturing large areas.
• All three systems – Agnibaan, Pinaka, and Smerch – were prominently featured, highlighting their capabilities and indigenous upgrades.

Why It Matters: Indian Army's powerful Agnibaan, Pinaka, and Smerch rocket launchers showcased indigenous might at Army Day parade.