Indian Startup D Cubed Develops Printable Passive Radar Decoy for UAV-Based SEAD Missions 
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Indian Startup D Cubed Develops Printable Passive Radar Decoy for UAV-Based SEAD Missions
The concept is aimed at Suppression of Enemy Air Defences, or SEAD, missions, where expendable drones can be used to complicate an adversary’s radar picture, draw attention away from manned aircraft and potentially force air-defence units to reveal their positions.
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Indian Startup D Cubed Develops Printable Passive Radar Decoy for UAV-Based SEAD Missions
The concept is aimed at Suppression of Enemy Air Defences, or SEAD, missions, where expendable drones can be used to complicate an adversary’s radar picture, draw attention away from manned aircraft and potentially force air-defence units to reveal their positions.
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Ayurvedic Breakfasts: What Traditional Ayurveda Suggests for the First Meal of the Day
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Surparaka in the Mahabharata: The Ancient Sacred Port of Nala Sopara on the Konkan Coast
Surparaka should therefore be understood as more than the name of an ancient port. Within the Mahabharata it represents a sacred coastal region, political territory and pilgrimage centre on India’s western seaboard, while later archaeology reveals that the same place developed into one of the important maritime centres of ancient western India.
