Why Telangana site was chosen by Navy for India's 2nd VLF radar station
The New Indian Express|October 16, 2024
UNION Defence Minister Rajnath Singh laid the foundation stone for the Indian Navy's very low-frequency (VLF) radar station at the Damagundam Reserve Forest site in Telangana's Vikarabad district on Tuesday. Located around 90 km from Hyderabad, it will be built at a cost of ₹3,200 crore and help in communication with submarines.
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Why Telangana site was chosen by Navy for India's 2nd VLF radar station

Officer-in-charge of project implementation and execution at the radar station Captain GM Rao told TNIE that while three locations were identified initially, the Damagundam site was by far the most suitable location for the project.

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