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Like and subscribe for more - mic used for this - https://goo.gl/MZy4pd The Surya missile system used to pop in and out of the press. Missiles with such extreme ranges are usually based in underground silos as they are massive (Like the SS-18, Peacemaker, Minuteman), so it makes sense to design and deploy these missiles only when there are significant threats that reside at such long ranges. India does not have any major threats beyond China that would need an ICBM with such extreme ranges. India's current arsenal of Ballistic missiles serve the purpose of providing deterrence just fine. The publicly stated ranges of India's Agni series of missiles are highly conservative. For example, Agni-III was initially stated as having a length of 17 m, diameter of 2 m and a launch weight of 42 tonnes, including a 2.5 tonne warhead and an operational range of 3500 kms. Then after a few iterations of refinement, the launch weight was brought down to 22 tonnes by using composite rocket motor casings instead of maraging steel casings. The redesign left the dimensions unchanged including a 2.5 tonne warhead but the range was also conveniently left unchanged. Anyone with an inkling of basic physics knowledge can come to the conclusion that with such a drastic reduction of weight, the range will go up proportionately. A similar story is being spun for Agni V. There was an article in the Chinese media which pointed out the fact the the range of Agni V is probably heavily understated and that is probably quite true. So yes, all the possible threats can be taken care with the existing arsenal of ballistic missiles. What is needed is a further refinement of the existing tech (K family of missiles are the perfect examples), addition of force multiplying features like MIRVs and canisterization. The "Fair Use" doctrine allows limited copying of copyrighted works for educational and research purposes. The copyright law provides that reproduction "for purposes such as criticism, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research" is not an infringement of copyright. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6rGmrDHSE0