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Those plans have been in the making since the past few years . I thought a decision was taken given your grand announcement.

Meanwhile I found this piece of news intriguing 👇



Was under the impression Pralay was already certified for induction.



This is something I've been advocating since long & is essentially low hanging fruit that can easily be accomplished . If they're still mulling over it which is change & a good one to say the least , when exactly are they going to get down to doing this ?
Not just mulling but decision has been reached to use quasi-BMs like Shaurya and MRBM like Agni-Prime series along with new short/medium range BM-04 etc. for battlefield tactical use under the umbrella of our forthcoming "Integrated Rocket Force". It's on now.
 
Not mulling but decision has been reached to uses quasi-BMs like Shaurya and Agni-Prime series along with new short/medium range BM-04 etc. for battlefield tactical use under the umbrella of

our forthcoming Integrated Rocket Force.
Frankly I'm sick of the prefix forthcoming. They'd better get around to deciding & implementing it this year if they're serious & would like to be seen as such.

Moreover I'd like to see the entire Rocket Force deployed latest by 2029 with all the elements in place & not go in for piece meal acquisitions spread over a 5 year plan extendable by another 5 . Expansion of the force can follow.

Finally we need missiles with a max range of 3500-4000 kms in our arsenal too for us to fire missiles from the Eastern front as opposed to the NE to reach Beijing.
 
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Frankly I'm sick of the prefix forthcoming. They'd better get around to deciding & implementing it this year if they're serious & would like to be seen as such.

Moreover I'd like to see the entire Rocket Force deployed latest by 2029 with all the elements in place & not go in for piece meal acquisitions spread over a 5 year plan extendable by another 5 . Expansion of the force can follow.

Finally we need missiles with a max range of 3500-4000 kms in our arsenal too for us to fire missiles from the Eastern front as opposed to the NE to reach Beijing.
Dhvani, 5500km+
 
Has it been developed tested certified & deployed in huge numbers like say a couple of thousands ? If not no point bringing it up here till this has been accomplished.

I was referring to what we have now which can be deployed not something which is on the way & will be with us in another decade.

There's the Agni family of missiles with ranges between 2-4000 kms which can be converted to tactical use.

We can also boost mfg this entire family of missiles to a few thousand per annum . We need such a capacity N-O-W not in a 5 years or a decade.
 
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I respect that the first action of the Indian govt was to send aid. But I guarantee if this were the other way around, the Chinese would not have missed the opportunity at online infowar (indian dam collapses, india fails to warn nepal, india fails to protect american tourists, etc. etc.)... which I have no doubt they're currently running focus groups. Even the wording almost frames it like a natural disaster:

 
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Has it been developed tested certified & deployed in huge numbers like say a couple of thousands ? If not no point bringing it up here till this has been accomplished.

I was referring to what we have now which can be deployed not something which is on the way & will be with us in another decade.

There's the Agni family of missiles with ranges between 2-4000 kms which can be converted to tactical use.

We can also boost mfg this entire family of missiles to a few thousand per annum . We need such a capacity N-O-W not in a 5 years or a decade.
Dhvani is meant to be a strategic weapon and HGV are expensive to produce. I doubt even China has more than few hundreds of DF ZF.
 
Dhvani is meant to be a strategic weapon and HGV are expensive to produce. I doubt even China has more than few hundreds of DF ZF.
I'm asking what do we have to restore that balance as of now. If the answer is its on its way then my response would be the same as Gen V.P. Malik at the onset of the Kargil War in 1999 , more than 26 years ago - "we will fight with what we have. "

You must be glad to note that the more the change the more it's remained the same.