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India will use 62 Tata-manufactured vehicles in the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) peacekeeping operation, marking the first time India-made vehicles are used in the mission. This move is part of India's self-reliance push to promote indigenous capabilities and strengthen operational efficiency. The vehicles include high mobility troop carriers, ambulances, fuel bowsers, and recovery vehicles.
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