Agni IV

The Agni IV or Agni-4 is a two-stage, solid propellant, road mobile long-range ballistic missile system developed by India to provide a high level of accuracy against strategic targets. The Agni-4 is an advanced missile featuring a re-entry heat shield, a new composite rocket motor provided by India's DRDO and a lighter design compared to previous Agni missiles. Besides, the missile is fitted with modern and compact avionics with redundancy to provide a higher level or reliability. DRDO also developed a very high accuracy Ring Laser Gyro based Inertial Navigation System (RINS), Micro Navigation System (MINGS), digital controller system, high speed reliable communication bus and very powerful onboard computer system for the Agni-4 ballistic missile system. It has the capability to carry multiple strategic nuclear warheads (MIRV). India first test fired successfully the Agni-4 ballistic missile from Wheelers' Island off the coast of Odisha on November 15, 2011. The Indian Armed Force plan to procure the Agni-4 in significant numbers.

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