India has successfully tested a domestically developed long-range hypersonic missile, it said on Sunday, attaining a key milestone in military development that puts it in a small group of nations possessing the advanced technology.

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

India conducted its first successful test of a long-range hypersonic missile, bringing the country a step closer toward deploying a high-tech weapon that’s in the arsenal of only a handful of countries.

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

India has successfully tested a long-range hypersonic missile, marking a significant leap in its defence capabilities, announced Defence Minister Rajnath Singh. The missile, capable of carrying multiple payloads,

India successfully conducted flight tests of its first long-range hypersonic missile. The tests took place yesterday evening, November 16, according to the Indian Ministry of Defence website. The tests were conducted by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO).

The hypersonic missile is designed to carry several payloads for ranges greater than 1500 km. It can be used by all the services of the Indian Armed Forces

India successfully test-fired its first hypersonic missile, achieving a speed exceeding five times the speed of sound. The missile, capable of carryin

India has achieved a major milestone by successfully conducting the flight trial of its first long-range hypersonic missile, the feat putting the country in a select group of nations having the weapon that can strike with extreme speed and

India successfully test-fired its first long-range hypersonic missile off Odisha, marking a significant advancement in military technology and capabilities.

In the naval role, the missile is likely to be based on the island territories and will be tasked to target large enemy ships like aircraft carriers, making it a critical sea denial weapon to secure the Indian Ocean.