India tests ballistic missile Agni Prime, capable of hitting targets up to two thousand kilometers

National Desk:
Agni Prime New Generation Ballistic Missile: India on Friday (21 October) successfully test-fired the indigenously developed new generation medium-range ballistic missile 'Agni Prime' off the coast of Odisha.  Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) sources gave this information.  He said that the missile was fired at 9:45 am from a mobile launcher located at APJ Abdul Kalam Island.  Sources said that the solid fueled missile achieved all the standards set during the test.
Officials said the entire path of the missile was monitored by radar and telemetering equipment was installed at various places.  He told that this missile can hit the target from one thousand to two thousand kilometers.  Sources said that the last test of this missile was done on December 18 from APJ Abdul Kalam Island itself, which was successful.