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Finally, the ISRO has successfully launched India's autonomous navigation satellite, NVS-01, from Shri Hari Kota using the GSLV-F12 rocket. Known as the "third eye of India," this advanced navigation satellite surpasses any other system in the world due to its...

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exceptional power and ability to provide precise coordinates of objects and locations.

Recalling the 1999 Kargil War, the absence of a navigation system proved to be a significant drawback. Despite the Indian govt's request for assistance from the United States to locate...

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terrorists and their encampments on hilltops, the US declined to offer support.

Since its launch, NVS-01 has positioned itself in space at an altitude of approximately 251 km. This satellite is a product of Indian expertise, ensuring that India is no longer reliant on any..

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other country for navigation. Many companies currently utilize paid navigation services from the US-based GPS. However, with the introduction of our indigenous navigation system, NAVIC, these companies can now employ our domestic system, offering a cost-effective...

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alternative to GPS. Consequently, this development will generate revenue for India, signifying a mutually beneficial outcome and a source of pride for the nation.

Noteworthy features of NAVIC include:

GPS Accuracy: 60% to 70%
NAVIC Accuracy: 90% to 95%

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GPS Range of Accuracy: 20 meters
NAVIC Range of Accuracy: 5 meters

NAVIC emits signals at a 90-degree angle, enabling easy penetration through densely forested areas and facilitating the identification of objects and individuals. This capability will prove immensely...

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valuable in regions like Kashmir and other disputed border areas.

Among the five countries that possess their own GPS systems, India stands as the sole nation with a regional-based navigation system that surpasses others in terms of accuracy, precision, and...

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cost-effectiveness. The countries with their respective GPS systems are:

1. United States: GPS
2. Russia: Glonass
3. Europe: Galileo
4. China: BeiDou
5. Japan: Quasi
And now, India's NAVIC

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With seven satellites dispersed in space, NAVIC provides surveillance coverage from China to Pakistan and extends to Sri Lanka.

In conclusion, India, under the leadership of Shri @narendramodi Ji, continues to make strides towards becoming a global power.

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The successful launch of NVS-01 and the development of NAVIC represent significant advancements in India's space capabilities, positioning the country at the forefront of navigation technology.

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