Indias missile journey and their achivements.pptx

History and achievements of missile in India

1. Missiles A missile is an airborne ranged weapon with a self-propelled flight, typically by a jet engine or rocket motor . Missiles can be armed with explosives or other payloads and are designed to deliver them to a target with great accuracyy at high speed. Missiles can be guided or unguided, and they vary in size and purpose. It can further classified 1.Surface-to-surface: Used for ground targets. 2.Air-to-surface: Launched from aircraft against ground targets. 3.Surface-to-air: Designed to intercept airborne threats. 4.Air-to-air: Used for aerial combat between aircraft.

2. Milestones in India's Missile Program 1980: India's first orbital rocket, SLV-3, was successfully tested. 1983: The Integrated Guided Missile Development Program (IGMDP) began, with the goal of making India self-reliant in missile technology. 1980s: The Agni missile was conceived as a technology demonstrator, but was later upgraded to a ballistic missile. 2007: The Agni 3 intermediate-range ballistic missile was successfully tested. 2008: The DRDO announced the successful completion of the IGMDP. 2012: The IGMDP was finished in March 2012. 2021: India

3. India's missile program has made significant strides, evolving from its early stages to become a technologically advanced and self-reliant system. With a diverse range of indigenous missile systems, India has strengthened its national defense and strategic capabilities. Looking ahead, India continues to focus on emerging technologies and strategic advancements to further strengthen its missile capabilities and maintain its position as a key player in the global defense aren Conclusion