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

Its nuclear arsenal is secure, tested, and mobile. With Pakistan and China within striking distance — and even global powers ...

What makes this missile especially advanced is its use of a scramjet engine. Unlike regular engines that use spinning parts ...

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

LDHCM, which can fly at Mach 8 and hit targets 1,500 km away. Developed under DRDOs secretive Project Vishnu, it uses a scramjet engine, carries nuclear or conventional warheads, and can be launched ...

Avangard missile delivers a hypersonic glide system that operates as an intercontinental ballistic missile(ICBM), having a ...

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

India has successfully carried out a test of the ET-LDHCM (Extended Trajectory Long Duration Hypersonic Cruise Missile) under Project Vishnu, representing a significant advancement in its missile ...

India has quietly pulled off a major breakthrough in missile technology with the Defence Research and Development ...

India has tested a game-changing hypersonic missile that could join the ranks of elite nations. What makes it a strategic ...

Once ready, this missile will place India in the same league as China and Russia, both of whom already have advanced ...