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Engineering student wins Rs 3.5 crore Army grant for radar-evading surveillance drone

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Sarvesh Sharma, a computer engineering student and son of a labourer, has been awarded a Rs 3.5 crore government grant to develop a radar-evading drone for the Indian Army. The drone is designed for surveillance missions in high-altitude terrain. Sharma's work gained recognition after he secured fourth place in a national drone competition. The project will be incubated and developed over the next 20 months with support from IIT Roorkee.

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