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DRDO Successfully Test-Fires Indigenous Kusha Long-Range Air Defence Missile

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India's Defence Research and Development Organisation has conducted the first flight test of the indigenously developed Kusha air defence missile. The system is designed to neutralise a wide range of aerial threats at long range. Kusha is being built on a three-tier architecture capable of engaging targets at varying interception distances. Bharat Electronics Limited is serving as the primary industry partner, handling radar systems integration. The missile programme is set to become a cornerstone of India's future national air defence infrastructure.

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