https://sputniknews.com/asia/201904031073799326-india-anti-satellite-missile-test/

"New Delhi (Sputnik): Ankit Panda, a senior fellow at the Federation of American Scientists, published a report in The Diplomat, quoting a US official, reading that India had conducted an anti-satellite missile test on 12 February which failed some 30 seconds after take-off.

"The Indian side had notified the United States of its intent to carry out an experimental weapon test in early February, but without confirming that it would be an anti-satellite test. They gave us a vague heads up", a US government source told The Diplomat."

"Meanwhile, a source in the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) categorically denied the report, saying, "There was no ASAT test done on 12 February".

The defence source, however, confirmed that on 12 February, the DRDO had flight tested a high-speed interceptor missile from a defence facility off Odisha's coast that went as per the plan and hit an electronic target..."