Indian Defence Research and Development Organisation DRDO is currently engaged in successful lying test firing of new missiles. India has successfully test fired the Agni Prime missile at around 11:15 am today i.e. Tell all of you that it was successfully blown up in the air from Abdul Kalam Island and it has managed to demolish its goal. Tell all of you that Agni Prime or Agni P missile is a new generation advanced missile of Agni Series. Yes and its firepower is between 1000 and 2000 kilometres. Under the information received, the missile is capable of carrying nuclear bombs.
DrDO and Indian scientists are happy that it has been successfully tested today i.e. According to reports, telemetry and radar stations were installed along the coast to monitor the missile. The test revealed that Agni Prime is lighter than the rest of the agni missiles that have met all objectives with high levels of accuracy. Apart from this, Agni 1 missile is a single stage missile but Agni Prime is a two stage missile Agni Prime weighs lighter than its previous version. Tell you that agni with a range of 4000 km is lighter than agni 5 with a range of 4 and 5000 km.
A team of senior officials and scientists from Defence Research and Development Organisation and ITR was present on the spot on the occasion of the test firing of the missile. It is said that Agni Prime missile is a new generation advance dispersal missile of Agni Class. The missile is surface-to-surface. The nuclear capable missile has been designed and developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). On the other hand, if we believe in sources, the test firing of this missile in the defence sector will be a milestone. You all must be aware that India has developed 5 agni range missiles for the last three decades. Agni Prime is the new and state-of-the-art missile of the same agni range.
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