India successfully carries out a test launch of the Agni-1 ballistic missile from Odisha, according to reporting from multiple outlets. The Hindu and India Today both state that the missile is test-fired from Odisha and that the launch is conducted successfully. The Hindu adds additional context, noting that an earlier flight trial took place on May 8, involving an advanced Agni missile equipped with a Multiple Independently Targetable Re-Entry Vehicle (MIRV). That May 8 trial is described as being conducted off the coast of the state. Together, the reports indicate a sequence of missile testing activities associated with the Agni series, including earlier work focused on MIRV-capable technology and a subsequent Agni-1 test launch from Odisha. The available accounts do not provide further details on range, payload, or outcomes beyond the stated success of the launches.