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1st Official Confirmation of MIRV Agni 6 | Alpha Defense Agni 6 illustration displayed by DRDO in Chennai Expo

Off course, VEDA is quick-reaction launch vehicle like Chinese and Soviet emergency launch vehicles. It is being developed strictly for this purpose. It is essentially a derivative of some 12,000-16,000 kms range ICBM.

A small LV has ability equivalent to an ICBM or at least IRBM. Agni-V can place 50kg in LEO.

Agni 6 will depend upon relations with West. If things continue getting more bad as they are going on, then yes. If no, then after 2030.

India may test 10,000 km ICBM, Agni-6 Missile in the next 3 years Officials related to such development in India told Frontier India that the country currently has every technology to counter immediate threats and will develop every technology required for future threat prospectives. Second...

Not so many they are, yup P2 may remain.longer in service but most in series won't be. New Missiles are being developed to replace them out.

They are being phased out. Soon will be retired.

That's why I pitched for sub critical testing, nobody will know that.

Who knows even what's going on. In 2000s, India was known to have most of capabilities for sub critical testing, today it must hav achieved. I thought, if wr were best friends of DPRK (North Korea) and could test our nukes there.

One bad thing would have occurred if we wouldn't have tested. We wouldn't have become sure about testing and other nations would be trolling us for not having.

India is going to have quarter of world's GDP in mid century with way higher defence budget. So, it'll be.

Agni-V with China in range tested; next in line is Agni-VI, with multiple warheads

http://www.indiandefensenews.in/2016/12/status-new-missile-testing-center.html?m=1