Nan Yang
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the pic u posted depicts a weapon system to be deployed in space , i dont think India would deploy weapons in space
That picture IS the Exo Atmospheric Kinetic Kill vehicle.
But I do not blame you for not recognizing it.
Here is another image of it.
BTW india did achieve exo atmospheric kill in the form of PDV
India successfully test-fires PDV missile interceptor
India successfully conducted a high-altitude test of a new interceptor missile capable of neutralising incoming long-range missiles on 27 April.
The Prithvi Defence Vehicle (PDV) is a two-stage solid propellant interceptor that is a modified version of the Prithvi liquid-propellant tactical ballistic missile. It is designed to shoot down intermediate-range ballistic missiles (IRBMs), such as Pakistan's Ghauri and Shaheen missiles, at an altitude of 110-150 km within a range of 2,500 km.
This is substantially higher than the 50 km-high interceptions carried out by the exo-atmospheric Prithvi Air Defence (PAD) missile, which the DRDO is reported to have started developing in 1999.
India successfully test-fires PDV missile interceptor - IHS Jane's 360
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No that is not a mid-course intercept in space. You need an Exo Atmospheric Kinetic Kill vehicle for that which India do not have.