India's Project Vishnu, spearheaded by DRDO, aims to develop next-generation hypersonic missiles, including the ET-LDHCM, capable of evading enemy defences.

BrahMos missile is jointly manufactured by Russia and India. It is named after India's Brahmaputra and Russia's Moskva river.

The Prithvi-II and Agni-I nuclear-capable missiles were launched in a bid to showcase India's strategic deterrence capability ...

Satellite imagery from June 2025 appears to confirm an Indian missile strike on Pakistan's Kirana Hills in May, a site linked ...

India has test-fired its nuclear-capable Prithvi-2 and Agni-1 ballistic missiles, sending a strategic message to Pakistan ...

The skies over Odisha lit up on the evening of July 17 as India test-fired two of its most iconic ballistic ...

II, Agni-I missiles, validating key operational parameters. The tests mark a boost to India’s nuclear and air defence ...

India has successfully test-fired its nuclear-capable Prithvi-2 and Agni-1 ballistic missiles, a strategic move amid recent ...

India has reportedly successfully test-fired a new indigenous hypersonic cruise missile capable of flying at speeds exceeding ...

India is not the only one building such a phantom. The title of the most advanced hypersonic missile today belongs to Russia.

India has reportedly submitted a Letter of Request (LoR) to the US government, seeking to co-produce Javelin anti-tank guided ...