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Pinaka is a multibarrel rocket launch (MBRL) system used by the Indian Army. It was developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). Pinaka integrates state-of-the-art technologies for delivering superior combat performance.
Pinaka was designed to replace the BM-21 Grad multiple rocket launcher systems of the Indian Army. It is a multifaceted system integrating high energy propulsion, sub-munition warheads, servo-controlled launcher configuration and fire control computer.
The Pinaka system is based on the 8x8 vehicle. Each battery is composed of six launcher vehicles, six loader-cum replenishment vehicles and two command post vehicles. Each launcher vehicle carries two pods, housing a total of 12 rockets.
Each Pinaka rocket is capable of carrying a 100kg payload for a range of 40km. A single Pinaka battery can neutralise a surface area of 700m x 500m. The system can engage targets with a circular error probability (CEP) of one to two percent of range. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkpvyCpdepQ
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Agni-VI !!! What’s that? Never heard about it . were the actual words used by DRDO chief Dr S Christopher when asked by media about Agni-VI Program a few months back, while Government and DRDO continue to refuse to confirm or deny existence or development of successor of Agni-V, Chatter around seems to hint that India is just a few days or a few months away from surprising the world by testing China Centric Intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) in coming days. Agni-5 India’s first China Centric ICBM recently turned 5 and also underwent its fourth and final test-firing last year and will now undergo at least two user-trials by the tri-service Strategic Forces Command (SFC) before it enters full-scale production and induction, which has lead to wide-scale speculation among Defence and Nuclear analysts worldwide on possible debut of Agni-VI pretty soon . Former DRDO chief Vijay Kumar Saraswat in his tenure had confirmed that India had all the building blocks to develop a longer range and more capable missile then Agni-V and talks about MIRVs (multiple independently targetable re-entry vehicles) capable Agni-VI being under development as been speculated by both Indian and International Defence and Nuclear analysts for a long time now. DRDO usually has development gap between each Agni-series of less than 4 years and Agni-V turning 5 without any successor in sight suggests that Successor at least is ready in semi-knocked down condition which can be assembled in few days for its first debut test flight if given clearance from the top but since DRDO has been so tight-lipped about Agni-VI, it suggests that the final decision will be a political one and reasons to keep Agni-VI under wrapped, might be a Strategic one . Agni-VI with 6,000-7,500 km range and ability to carry a larger multiple independently targetable re-entry vehicles (MIRVs) payload capability over Agni-V will send shockwaves not only in Bejing but also in all European countries which will be put them under Agni-VI range. Speculation is also there that Upgraded lighter Agni-V might be tested with MIRV Capability with under reported range to pass it off as just an improved Agni-V to keep nerves calm in many countries with whom India is working in trying to secure its entry in the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG). All-composite Agni-V with improved components will make it significantly lighter than its current avatar and with MIRV warheads, Agni-V will lead to range extension of 1500-2000 km with a 1.5-tonne warhead and Chinese officials have already debunked Indian claim of 5500 km slated range of Agni-V and have said that it is capable of striking targets 8,000 km away with a lighter payload which technically could mean that with a full payload a lighter Agni-V might be able to strike over 7000km range and with light payload over 9000km and Agni-VI could be 10000km capable ICBM with reported range of 6000km .
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Missiles with such extreme ranges are usually based in underground silos as they are massive (Like the SS-18, Peacemaker, Minuteman), so it makes sense to design and deploy these missiles only when there are significant threats that reside at such long ranges. India does not have any major threats beyond China that would need an ICBM with such extreme ranges. India's current arsenal of Ballistic missiles serve the purpose of providing deterrence just fine. The publicly stated ranges of India's Agni series of missiles are highly conservative. For example, Agni-III was initially stated as having a length of 17 m, diameter of 2 m and a launch weight of 42 tonnes, including a 2.5 tonne warhead and an operational range of 3500 kms. Then after a few iterations of refinement, the launch weight was brought down to 22 tonnes by using composite rocket motor casings instead of maraging steel casings. The redesign left the dimensions unchanged including a 2.5 tonne warhead but the range was also conveniently left unchanged. Anyone with an inkling of basic physics knowledge can come to the conclusion that with such a drastic reduction of weight, the range will go up proportionately. A similar story is being spun for Agni V. There was an article in the Chinese media which pointed out the fact the the range of Agni V is probably heavily understated and that is probably quite true.
So yes, all the possible threats can be taken care with the existing arsenal of ballistic missiles. What is needed is a further refinement of the existing tech (K family of missiles are the perfect examples), addition of force multiplying features like MIRVs and canisterization.
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PM Narendra Modi addressed a massive rally in Delhi on the 22nd of December 2019 and reassured the country that CAA-NRC will do no harm to any community or any Indian. Only if he'd been honest we would have believed him.
But yet again he lied through his teeth with utmost confidence and denied all the press conferences, interviews and even Parliament speeches of his Home Minister Amit Shah on NRC and the govt's seriousness to execute it.
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