Lucknow: The last chance to enjoy an air show at the Defense Expo is on Sunday i.e. 9 February 2020. While there will be an air show in Vrindavan only in the afternoon, live demonstration will be done on the Gomti River Front in the morning. The 11th Defense Expo, which began on 5 February 2020, is being concluded on Sunday. At the same time, it is also being said that the official closing of the expo has taken place on Saturday, February 8, 2020 in the presence of Defense Minister Rajnath Singh. But there will be an opportunity for the audience to go to the expo on Sunday too.

According to the information received, it has been learned that the entry of the audience will be free. It will be mandatory to carry an ID card. On Sunday, live demonstration will be done by Air Force and Army in Vrindavan Sector-15. It will run from 12 noon to 12.45 pm. Those watching the show have to arrive at the expo two hours before. At the same time, the live demonstration of the Navy on Gomti River Front will run from 11 am to 1 pm. In this, gallantry and valor will be demonstrated by the Navy and the Indian Coast Guard.

It is also being said that in Vrindavan, viewers will get an opportunity to take photographs at selfie points including Army tanks, Anti satellite missile developed by DRDO, Ashwin Air Defense System, Arjun Tank, Akash Missile. Where the domestic and foreign companies have almost moved out, so they will be able to get information only on HAL and DRDO installations. Earlier on Saturday, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said that the Defense Expo was a conch shell for the future of India. The Defense Expo showed the whole world that the new India has not only become strong, prosperous and capable in the field of defense, but is ready to move forward step by step with the powers of the world.

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