India builds layered air defence system to counter threats from drones to satellites
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·60 viewsIndia is developing a comprehensive air defence initiative called Mission Sudarshan Chakra, aimed at securing its airspace against a wide range of aerial threats. The programme integrates multiple components including radars, sensors, and various weapon platforms into a unified defence architecture. Indigenous systems such as Project Kusha and Akash missiles form a key part of the capability build-up. The layered approach is designed to effectively neutralise threats across different altitudes and ranges. This initiative is expected to significantly redefine India's overall airspace security strategy.
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