India has lined up four indigenously developed nuclear-capable missiles for tests this month. The missions assume significance as the missiles to be flight tested from different platforms are capable of reaching all major cities of Pakistan.
The weapon systems slated for tests are submarine-launched long-range ballistic missile K-4, supersonic cruise missile BrahMos, intermediate-range ballistic missile Agni-II and short range ballistic missile Prithvi.
Defence sources on Sunday told The Express that K-4 has been scheduled for November 8, followed by two versions of BrahMos – surface-to-surface and air-to-air – on November 11, Agni-II on November 16 and Prithvi on November 20. Read More…
