India has successfully tested a domestically developed long-range hypersonic missile, it said on Sunday, attaining a key milestone in military development.

Nuclear-armed India has tested its first hypersonic missile, the defence minister said on Sunday, publicising the superfast hi-tech weapon days after its regional rival China showcased its latest military aviation powers.

In a major boost to its military prowess, India has successfully flight-tested a long-range hypersonic missile off the coast of Odisha, an achievement that has put the country in a select group of nat

India has test-fired a long-range hypersonic missile, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said on Sunday. The missile was launched from APJ Abdul Kalam Island off the east coast on Saturday. According to the Atlantic Council,

DRDO successfully tested a long-range hypersonic missile on November 16, 2024, from Odisha. The missile, designed for over 1500km ranges, supports all Indian Armed Forces and was developed by multiple DRDO labs and industry partners,

India has achieved a major milestone in defense technology by successfully test-firing its first long-range hypersonic missile.

In a major boost to its military prowess, India has successfully flight-tested a long-range hypersonic missile off the coast of Odisha, an achievement that has put the country in a select group of nations having the weapon that can strike with extreme speed and evade most air defence systems.

The UK, US and Australia have reached a deal to accelerate the delivery of “battle-winning” hypersonic missiles.

India has successfully conducted its first test of a long-range hypersonic missile, marking a significant milestone in its defense capabilities. The test occurred on November 16, 2024, at Abdul Kalam Island in the Bay of Bengal.