India is developing 'Mission Sudarshan Chakra,' a comprehensive air defence shield designed to integrate various components like radars, sensors, and weapon platforms, enhancing its capabilities with indigenous systems.

India aims to become a fully integrated military force by 2047, enhancing capabilities with Mission Sudarshan Chakra and focusing on self-reliance and technological sovereignty.

India's maiden test of the Kusha Surface-to-Air Missile marks a decisive step in building a layered air defense shield under Mission Sudarshan Chakra. The system, designed in three variants, aims to rival the S-400 but is not intended to stop ballistic missiles.

The Indian armed forces are sharpening their shield and strike abilities for future conflicts, with S-400 systems being central to the proposed national defense shield under Mission Sudarshan Chakra.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has unveiled "Mission Sudarshan Chakra," a new initiative aimed at bolstering India's multi-layer missile defence system. The mission seeks to enhance the country's aerial defence capabilities.