India Takes A Leap In Global Race For Hypersonic Missile
Business Standard|November 18, 2024
DRDO successfully test-fires missile that is hard to intercept
India Takes A Leap In Global Race For 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.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh described the missile test on Saturday under the country's first long-range hypersonic mission as a "stupendous" achievement and a "historic moment".

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