New Delhi: India para nuclear-capable Agni Prime ballistic missile successfully test-fired korishe aro etu Agni class missiles logot besi para advanced version ase aro Monday pujur Odisha coast para test korishe koishe. Defence Research & Development Organisation, or DRDO para statement te successful test korishe koishe. 10.55 am samai soruh hoishe aro “textbook launch” hoikena Dr APJ Abdul Kalam island testing facility te Bhubaneswar para 150 km east jaikena korishe. “telemetry aro radar stations toh eastern coast te ase aro missile toh monitored hoishe, etu beche mission objectives high level of accuracy meeting thakishe,” koikena DRDO statement para janaishe. Agni Prime missile toh next-generation, nuclear-capable weapon ase aro pura composite material ase koikena khobor para janaishe. Etu canisterised missile ase aro ,000-2,000 kilometres range koishe. Tui(2) din akhe te DRDO para successfully test fired korishe aro extended range version toh indigenously ‘Pinaka’ rocket para bona ase aro Odisha’s Chandipur te Test Range toh korishe. Sob melaikena 25 ‘enhanced pinaka’ rockets toh Multi-Barrel Rocket Launcher (MBRL) para bonaikena alag-alag targets te fired kora toh kamyaab paishe koishe. Official para kowa news agency PTI para koishe ke, mission laga kam toh lok korishe aro range version para 45 kilometres dak te targets toh beya koriboli parey koishe. March moina te DRDO para missile toh unique propulsion system toh solid fuel ducted ramjet (SFDR) technology te Chandipur, ITR para test kora kamyaab hoishe. DRDO para janaishe ke, subsystem te kam kora aro SFDR technology para tangor advantage paikena long-range air-to-air missiles bapana ase koishe.
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