India developing 6000 km range Agni-6 SLBM with MIRV

[Roby]

^^^^these chinese trolls are pathetic

Please leave them alone.

 

[blood]

Ok first we try to make our own- while you keep doing Doctorate on indigenous failures = Arjunk- LCA- so many failures to name

your last post mad me remembered two proverb's : failure's (india) are stepping stone's to success.
while beggers (guess who) have no choice.

 

[GORKHALI]

Ok first we try to make our own- while you keep doing Doctorate on indigenous failures = Arjunk- LCA- so many failures to name

If you still don't have pain in your a** ,you can read some past news that both are now going strong and stronger with ever passing day !!!
DO you want me to namkaran JF17 here mate ???
you don't have failures because your products are blockbusters,space tech and ready to induct in 1 to 2 trail test ................pop:

 

[praveen007]

its a good news.
And atlast drdo is truly trying to make a ICBM.
And that too is reality not like some nations who jump on wikipedia page info of their countries paper icbm.

 

[WHITESMOKE]

Whenever there is a good news about India, my dear Pakistani and Chinese friends starts feeling some pain in stomach and then they start vomiting on thread... (i.e. trolling). Why don't they take some medicine?? Isn't here any doctor on pdf?

 

[praveen007]

The Times of India on Mobile

this news was from 2007 for Agni4

13 Dec 2007, 0143 hrs IST,TNN
NEW DELHI: In what could
provide India greater strategic
depth, the government on
Wednesday announced its plan
to develop 6,000-km range Agni-
IV missile which will be capable
of destroying targets deep in
China.
The announcement is seen as a
move to send out strong signals
to countries in the
neighbourhood. Any missile with
a range of more than 5,000 km
stationed in south or central
India would be out of the range
of most capable missiles in
Pakistan's arsenal while it would
be able to hit targets in eastern
and northern China with cities
like Beijing and Shanghai in its
ambit.
The 3,500-km Agni-III, which was
successfully test-fired in April,
will not be able to reach cities
like Beijing unless it is deployed
in eastern states near the
Chinese border.
Top scientist V K Saraswat of
the Defence Research and
Development Organisation
(DRDO) said the Agni-IV
project was in the design
stage and its trials and
development could take a few
years.
Saraswat said the DRDO
would carry out three more
tests of Agni-III over the next
yearwith the second trial of
the missile slated by June. The
3,500-km range missile, which
has the capacity to carry a
nuclear payload of upto 1.5
tonnes, is likely to be inducted
into the forces by 2009 after
at least three successful tests.
The DRDO scientist said India
would have a complete ballistic
missile defence (BMD) system in
three years — ready and
deployed. The system will have
interceptor missiles that can hit
targets 50-km above the
atmosphere and supersonic
interceptors that can eliminate
endo-atmospheric targets 15-km
within the atmosphere.
Believed to be superior to
America's Patriot, the BMD
system has been in development
for the last eight years. As part
of the programme, the Prithvi air
defence missile was tested in
November 2006 while advanced
air defence interceptor was
tested this month.
The development of 6,000-km
Agni-IV also indicates that the
country has shelved plans to
develop Inter-Continental
Ballistic Missiles which would
have hit far away targets. There had been speculations of
India developing an ICBM
named Surya with a range of
more than 10,000-km. However,
in light of the ongoing
negotiations on Indo-US nuclear
deal, it is quite possible that
India may not like to annoy US.