India's big leap forward: Laser weapons light up the future
Sunday, 13 April 2025 On April 6, 2025, in the heart of New Delhi, Dr Samir V Kamat, chairman of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), electrified the audience at a DRDO event with updates on India's defence advancements.
India has just taken a massive leap into the future of warfare. In a landmark test, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has successfully demonstrated a powerful laser-directed energy weapon (DEW) that can neutralize drones, missiles, and swarms at the speed of light.
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They travel faster than sound. Some even at Mach 20. They can strike any point on the planet within minutes — and no known defence system can stop them.
In this explosive breakdown, we take you inside the world’s fastest and most powerful missiles — Russia’s Avangard and Sarmat, China’s DF-41, the US Trident II D5 and Minuteman III — and reveal India’s imminent entry into the hypersonic elite.
From nuclear payloads to manoeuvrability and range, these weapons define modern deterrence and domination. And with India’s DRDO now testing indigenous hypersonic tech, the global arms race just got a new player.
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