Agni 5 Missile is India's Longest Range Ballistic Missile

DRDO is a piece of the four bureaus of Ministry of Defense which produces safeguard gear and gives its administrations to the country. DRDO has solid group of different exploratory, specialized and supporting individuals which have by a long shot worked constantly towards the advancement of vast number of rockets and atomic framework and have given its country the most intense resistance gear. DRDO, the premier R&D organization of the country, works on various areas of military technology to qualitatively address needs of Indian defense system to serve the society. DRDO developed and successfully test fired a new missile known as AGNI 5. DRDO is working in various areas of military technology which include aeronautics, armaments, combat vehicles, electronics, instrumentation engineering systems, missiles, materials, naval systems, advanced computing, simulation and life sciences. Make India prosperous by establishing world-class science and technology base and provide our Defence Services decisive edge by equipping them with internationally competitive systems and solutions. 

Agni 5 missile is one of the parts of the missile framework, AGNI, and is the rendition third of AGNI 3 which can extend its extent from 5000 to 8000 km. Agni 5 Missile is a 3 stage solid fuelled, road mobile, intercontinental ballistic missile. It is 5,800 km range nuclear weapon capable missile with durability and operational flexibility. This rocket has the dispatch weight extending between 50,000 to 55,000 kg and length running between 17.5 to 20 meter. Agni 5 goes under the gathering of Intercontinental Ballistic Missile which are similarly quicker, taken a toll - powerful and are of colossal military abilities.

The development of Agni 5 began in 2009 and the principal test dispatch of Agni 5 was done on 19 April 2012 from the shore of Orissa. The second test dispatch occurred on 15 September 2013 where the rocket was propelled from the versatile launcher of Integrated Test Range which went on for around 20 minutes. The third test dispatch was led on 31 January 2015 and this time, the rocket utilized a canisterised form and was put over a Tatra and it gave a consequence of remarkable auto - dispatch.

To be perceived as one of the Global super Power, India required a completely created and experienced Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. Beginning parts of Agni had the scopes of: Agni 1 - 700 km, Agni II - 2000 km, Agni III - 2500 km, Agni IV - 3500 km were insufficient to be numbered under Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. This need lead to the improvement of Agni 5 which is enduring, valid and strong and is sufficiently competent to speak to India as a Global Super Power nation.