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Noone knows fully why its has a different name. Like SANT we know had 25km rangerange against 8km of regular Helina. The whole setup with dual-tube rail launcher with capsules of HELINA ATGMs is called Dhruvastra. Helina is IR guided, this could be RF guided or Fire'nForget. Or maybe some...

If you can't think out of the box, maybe then... otherwise unmount is far more complicated mechanism. To just slightly turn or tilt a pod, it could just take a gyro censor & 2 hydraulic-pipes attached to a modified movable pylon. The powering unit inside the body weight be too heavy either.

You are saying that based on what? I think the rocket -aunchers on the arms can already be raised & lowered.. even if not, making them slightly movable shouldn't be too complicated.

Such rockets would be unnecessarily costly, when they could just make the rocket-pods moveable. Just point towards the target to bring it within frontal 20-30° & it could turn, so that the unguided rockets will land where HMD is looking at... operating in same way as the canon.

But for MBRL firing is done relatively safely from dozens of kilometres away after serious calculations, rectifications & powerful area-damage weapons that rarely score direct hits. Attack-helicopter firing puny 70mm rockets under enemy fire is completely different matter! Serious question: I...

Those Rockets are unguided, how are they going to hit something fired at that angle?!.. How are they even aimed?

Rudra attack-helicopter is basically a Dhruvs with bells & whistles.. it's body has hollow space. But LCH although slimmer is solid. What's inside there?.. that Rudra hasn't?

Are those A2G 70mm tickets guided?