Agni-V

India's 10,000 km range Agni VI ICBM is expected sometime later this decade.

India’s Agni V is more of a political weapon than a war armament.

India's latest long-range cruise missile, the Nirbhay, is nuclear capable.

India's DRDO confirmed that its new SSBN and ICBMs are on schedule for 2015.

The Surya or Agni-VI will have an initial range of 6,000 km and be capable of carrying 10 warheads.

Local media outlets report that India will conduct the second test of the nuclear-capable Agni-V next week.

125,000 nuclear warheads have been built since 1945; 97 percent of them by the U.S. and Russia.

Delhi’s use of MIRV technology on its longest-range missile could destabilize the nuclear balance with China.

Last month was a good one for India’s Navy. A number of test successes suggests big strides are being made.

India’s nuclear aspirations are about deterrence only. China’s efforts at hyping the threat are misguided.

India’s nuclear aspirations are about deterrence only. China’s efforts at hyping the threat are misguided.

The launch of the Agni-V missile was hailed as a success. It’s actually an example of misplaced priorities.