Agni III

The Agni-III, also referred to as Agni-V?, has been reported as a solid propellant, two-stage ballistic missile with increased range over Agni-II to hit targets deep in China's territory or virtually anywhere in China. The Agni-III has a maximum range of about 3,500 to 5,000 kilometers carrying a 1,500 kg payload. Besides, it could be fitted with a nuclear warhead. India test-fired the first Agni-3 on July 9, 2006, which was reported from suffering several problems. The second test firing was carried out on April 12, 2007, and was completed successfully. The Agni-III is by far heavier than its predecessors: 48 tons versus Agni-I/II 7-8 tons. Its payload has also been increased by 500 kg and the missile's body has been shortened to 16 meters, compared to 18 meters Agni-1/2. In addition to the range increase and heavier body, Agni-3 features a rail mobile launcher and a high accuracy computer-based guidance system.

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