Defence Minister unveils India’s first indigenously developed driverless metro car | Science-Environment

ByThe Circular Economy Team

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh onFriday unveiled the country’s first indigenously developed Driverless Metro Car at the BEML manufacturing facility here.  The Minister, who visited the facility, said he was proud of the good work the team of engineers and technicians aredoing at BEML.  ”They are the real warriors of ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’,taking India ahead, he tweeted.

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