Evolution of India's Agni-V missile : bureacratic politics and nuclear ambiguity / Frank O'Donnell and Harsh V Pant.
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Asian Survey Vol 54 No 3, May-June 2014, pages 584-610 (12)Summary: The Agni-V missile has a range of 5000 km making it capable of reaching Beijing and Shanghai. This article looks at the process by which India sets nuclear policy, at the technical aspects of the Agni-V, and concludes with recommendations on the importance of the Prime Minister's Office maintaining "directive control of the nuclear policy process".
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| Journal Article | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | INDIA (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 43818-1001 |
The Agni-V missile has a range of 5000 km making it capable of reaching Beijing and Shanghai. This article looks at the process by which India sets nuclear policy, at the technical aspects of the Agni-V, and concludes with recommendations on the importance of the Prime Minister's Office maintaining "directive control of the nuclear policy process".
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