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What Is LRAShM? India’s New 1,500-km Hypersonic Missile Set To Debut At Republic Day 2026

As Republic Day 2026 approaches, DRDO's LRAShM Hypersonic Missile is creating buzz in defence circles as it's ready to debut at the 77th parade along Kartavya Path on January 26, embodying India's surging defence self-reliance. This long-range anti-ship hypersonic glide missile, with a 1,500 km reach, arms the Indian Navy to pierce enemy air defence and neutralize threats in the ocean swiftly. Project Director A Prasad Goud explained to ANI, "This missile is being developed by DRDO for the requirements of the Indian Navy.

What Is LRAShM? India’s New 1,500-km Hypersonic Missile Set To Debut At Republic Day 2026

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Key Highlights

  • Its basic advantage is that it is hypersonic, so enemy radars cannot detect it."He highlighted its potency: "Its range is about 1500 Km and can carry different payloads, then defeat the warheads on ships deployed in the ocean.
  • It travels at hypersonic speed and high aerodynamic efficiency." Capable of hitting 1,500 km targets in under 15 minutes, LRAShM targets all warship classes, reshaping Indian Ocean dynamics.
  • The DRDO tableau will spotlight this amid other stars like Dhanush Gun System, Akash (L) Launcher, and Suryastra Rocket Launcher.
  • European Council President Antonio Luis Santos da Costa and Commission President Ursula von der Leyen arrive as chief guests, highlighting deepening India-EU bonds.
  • Nearly 10,000 guests—innovators, SHG leaders, and startup trailblazers—fill the stands, touring memorials and mingling with ministers. Missile's Speed Redefines Naval ReachGoud detailed the glide mechanics that set LRAShM apart.
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