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The one-ton missile is to be called Nirbhay, which translates into Without Fear, VK Saraswat, chief of India's state-run Defence Research and Development Organisation, was quoted as saying by PTI news agency.
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The one-ton missile is to be called Nirbhay, which translates into Without Fear, VK Saraswat, chief of India's state-run Defence Research and Development Organisation, was quoted as saying by PTI news agency.
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The one-ton missile is to be called Nirbhay, which translates into Without Fear, VK Saraswat, chief of India's state-run Defence Research and Development Organisation, was quoted as saying by PTI news agency.
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The one-ton missile is to be called Nirbhay, which translates into Without Fear, VK Saraswat, chief of India's state-run Defence Research and Development Organisation, was quoted as saying by PTI news agency.
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The one-ton missile is to be called Nirbhay, which translates into Without Fear, VK Saraswat, chief of India's state-run Defence Research and Development Organisation, was quoted as saying by PTI news agency.
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The one-ton missile is to be called Nirbhay, which translates into Without Fear, VK Saraswat, chief of India's state-run Defence Research and Development Organisation, was quoted as saying by PTI news agency.
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While 60-year-old Ganapathi of Karimnagar (Andhra Pradesh) heads the command of the over 11,000 armed cadres, Prashanth Bose alias Nirbhay alias Kishanda works to propagate the Maoists 'agenda through various means.
The Times of India 2009
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PUNE: To mark a month since the blast at the German Bakery on February 13, hundreds of students from the city's colleges took part in a 'Nirbhay' (fearless) rally here on Saturday.
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'Nirbhay' which will have a strike range of 800 kms, DRDO chief Mr VK Saraswat has said.
The Statesman 2010
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"Nirbhay" which can be used for a "variety of applications", a top military scientist said today.
Analysis 2010
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