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Panel visits Bharat Dynamics

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HYDERABAD: The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Defence visited Bharat Dynamics Ltd (BDL), a public sector undertaking on Monday. The Chairman and Managing Director, Major General (Retd) Rajnesh Gossain, briefed them about the on-going production activities of the company.

BDL has been categorised as a mini-ratna company. It is among the few industries in the world having capabilities to produce missile systems.

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