Beijing came within the range of Agni-5 and China also started considering India as BOSS, made this big appeal

Tulsi Das’s lines in Shri Ramcharit Manas – ‘Bhay Binu Hoi Na Preeti’ fit perfectly with the neighboring country of India. China used to boast a lot about its army. The power of Agni-5 has increased his worries manifold. There is a stir in China after India’s Agni-5 test. After this test, China has admitted that India has become a big player in missile technology. After this successful test, China’s tone also seems to have changed. China’s government trumpet i.e. Global Times said that western countries want to increase enmity between the two powers of Asia. Global Times has appealed to India to maintain strategic restraint with the success of MRIV technology. India’s divine weapon is being discussed from Beijing to Shanghai. The entire China has come within the range of Agni-5. Its tests and its strength are being praised in China’s mouthpiece.

Global Times wrote in its article that India has been developing and testing its Agni series missiles for more than a decade. India is making strides not only in its ballistic missile weapons but also in aerospace technologies. Both ballistic missiles and space flights require modern aerospace technologies. This is why India has been making progress in aerospace in recent years and is also planning to launch the first manned space flight this year. Referring to the successful first flight test of the Agni-5 missile, Global Times wrote that in an interview with Indian news agency ANI, former Deputy Chief of Air Staff Air Marshal Shirish Baban Dev (retd) said that it sends a clear message. That the country is now ready for everything. Leave us alone, don’t bother us and if you bother us, trouble will come to you that you can’t handle.

India on Monday conducted the first successful flight test of the indigenously developed Agni-5 missile with ‘Multiple Independent Targetable Re-entry Vehicle’ (MIRV) technology under its Mission Divyastra, joining the select group of countries having such a capability. . The Defense Ministry said in a statement that the missile tested from APJ Abdul Kalam Island in Odisha met the prescribed parameters. With the test of ‘Mission Divyastra’, India has joined the select group of countries which have MIRV capability. This will ensure that a single missile can deploy multiple warheads at different locations.