India is poised to rise to the top four military powers by 2026, not only thanks to its massive military force, but also to its "iron fist" of weapons such as Mach 10 hypersonic missiles and the Agni-V system.
To counter missile threats from regional rivals, India is striving to develop a missile defense system using domestically developed technology.
The Indian Army has deployed hundreds of BrahMos supersonic missiles to the northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh, near the Chinese border.
India has stepped up efforts to sell advanced cruise missile systems to Vietnam and is targeting at least 15 more markets. Experts believe this push reflects New Delhi's concerns about China's growing military assertiveness.
On December 9th, India successfully test-fired the advanced version of the Pinaka Mark-II missile, which it developed domestically.
(VTC News) - On November 9, the Indian armed forces successfully tested the Agni II ballistic missile, the Voice of Russia reported.
(VTC News) - The RIA news agency quoted the head of the manufacturer as saying that the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, a collaboration between Russia and India, will render its adversaries helpless.
(VTC News) - India has successfully tested the Agni-4 ballistic missile, capable of carrying a 1-ton nuclear warhead.
The successful development of the Agni V missile with a range of 5.000km reflects India's relentless pursuit of technological prowess in missile technology.
India's Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) is planning to conduct a second test this coming September.
The total value of orders for various versions of the BrahMos hypersonic missile developed by this joint venture has reached $4,2 billion.
An expert said that the Agni-5 long-range ballistic missile, manufactured in India, will be equipped with a MIRV (Microwave Irremoved Nuclear Warhead).
India will establish two more missile test sites to supplement the existing one in the eastern state of Orissa.
India is developing the Agni-6 missile, capable of carrying multiple nuclear warheads with a range of up to 6.000 km.
India unveiled its Agni V long-range nuclear missile, capable of targeting anywhere in China, for the first time during a parade on Independence Day, January 26th.
The Indian Cabinet's Security Committee has approved the purchase of 10.000 Konkurs-M anti-tank missiles from Russia.
In missile manufacturing, Russia is primarily responsible, while India handles the "missile-carrying aircraft."
Russia and India are cooperating effectively and are advocating for increased bilateral military-technical cooperation.
The Indian Navy has successfully tested the Brahmos supersonic ocean-crossing cruise missile, which has a range of 290km and is capable of carrying a conventional warhead weighing 300kg.
(VTC News) - India's IBN website, citing military sources, reported that the country successfully tested the Prithvi-II ballistic missile, capable of carrying a nuclear warhead.
India has successfully launched its 100th satellite, placing two foreign satellites into orbit from the Sriharikota launch site off the coast of Andhra Pradesh state.
It appears that China is trying to warm relations with various parties in an attempt to mask concerns about Beijing's ambitions.
According to Kyodo, the PTI news agency reported on August 9th that India successfully test-fired the Agni-II medium-range missile, capable of carrying a nuclear warhead.
(VTC News) - On July 28, India's manufacturer of the BrahMos cruise missile announced that it had successfully tested this supersonic missile.
(VTC News) - On June 24, Indian media reported that the country is about to install a missile defense system in several cities, including the capital Delhi and Mumbai.
(VTC News) - Pakistani media reports that the country has successfully tested the Shaheen-1A medium-range ballistic missile, capable of carrying a nuclear warhead.
India's Defence Research and Development Agency (DRDO) has stated that it is capable of developing an anti-satellite missile (ASAT).
(VTC News) - World public opinion, and even China, did not react strongly to India's intercontinental ballistic missile test, a stark contrast to North Korea's reaction.
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