India Test-Fires Fully Homegrown AK-203 'Sher' Assault Rifle

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India has successfully test-fired the AK-203 assault rifle named 'Sher', marking a significant step toward domestic weapons manufacturing. The rifle was produced at Indo-Russian Rifles Private Limited (IRRPL), a joint venture established in India in 2019. IRRPL was set up specifically to manufacture AK-203 rifles on Indian soil, reducing dependence on foreign imports. The development signals India's growing push toward self-reliance in defence production under its broader indigenisation drive.

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