India’s Air Force (IAF) utilizes the Prithvi-II. The missile has an extended range of 220 miles and can carry a payload of up 2,200 pounds. It, too, is a single-stage, liquid-fueled rocket.

Prithvi-I and II have a range of 150 km and 350 km. Prahar missile, whose range is about 150 km. Apart from this, the range of Prahar is about 500 km. Not only this, Shaurya is also an amazing ...

India also possesses a mobile missile defense system. It includes short-range surface-to-air missiles. The name of the system is the 9K33 OSA AK anti-aircraft system.

Prithvi-3: It is a short-range ballistic missile that can strike from ground to ground. Its range is 750 kilometers. It weighs 5600 kilograms, has a length of 9 meters and a diameter of 100 ...

Ballistic Missiles: A missile is a weapon that flies in the air independently by using a jet engine or a rocket.It is guided, so it has the ability to be pointed toward a definite target. There ...

India’s missile arsenal has deadly missiles like Agni, Prithvi, Akash, Pralay, Brahmos, Nag, Trishul. These missiles can wipe out the enemy with just a press of a button. But have you ever ...

India's Agni-5 missile can attack with a range of 5 to 8 km from the ground. Notably, New Delhi is mostly dependent on Russia for weapons, as Western countries have refrained from giving missile ...

Pakistan conducted surface-to-surface missile test off the Karachi coast, declaring a no-fly and no-sail zone in a stretch of the Arabian Sea. India launched a major air force drill showcasing ...

Beyond his contributions to missile systems, Dr Joshi has been instrumental in training and certifying over 600 candidates in Level-I and Level-II NDT techniques, such as radiography, ultrasonic ...

India’s Air Force (IAF) utilizes the Prithvi-II. The missile has an extended range of 220 miles and can carry a payload of up 2,200 pounds. It, too, is a single-stage, liquid-fueled rocket.