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Question
Recently in which country did Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurate the first of the eight Coastal Surveillance Radar Systems (CSRS) being set up by India?
Options
Mauritius
Maldives
Sri Lanka
Seychelles
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Solution
Seychelles
Explanation:
PM Modi inaugurated the first of the eight Coastal Surveillance Radar Systems (CSRS) being set up by India in Seychelles
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