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  India has initiated the development of a new class of high-powered missiles designed specifically to penetrate and destroy fortified underground bunkers. These next-generation weapons will significantly enhance the country’s strategic strike capabilities, especially against hardened enemy targets such as subterranean command centers, weapons depots, and tunnels. The move marks a significant leap in indigenous missile technology, combining deep-strike precision with advanced warhead engineering. According to sources cited by Hindustan Times , these bunker-busters are being developed to meet future battlefield needs and boost deterrence. With this advancement, India joins a select group of nations with the capability to neutralize deeply buried threats in hostile territory.

  Brazil has expressed interest in procuring India’s indigenous Akash air defense system, according to Secretary (East) in the Ministry of External Affairs, P. Kumaran. Speaking during a diplomatic engagement, Kumaran highlighted growing defense ties between India and Brazil, noting that talks are underway to explore opportunities for cooperation in missile systems and other military technologies. The Akash system, developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), is a medium-range surface-to-air missile capable of targeting aircraft and drones up to 30 km away. Brazil's interest marks a significant development in India’s defense exports push, aligning with its goal of becoming a major player in the global arms market.