The Agni Missile is a family of long-range ballistic missiles developed by India as part of its strategic defense program. It is designed to carry nuclear and conventional warheads, with varying ranges from 700 to over 5,000 kilometers, depending on the specific variant. The missile system enhances India's deterrence capabilities and is a key component of its nuclear triad. The Agni series includes several versions, such as Agni-I, Agni-II, Agni-III, and Agni-V, each with improved technology and range. These missiles are launched from mobile platforms, making them harder to detect and target. The development of the Agni Missile reflects India's commitment to maintaining national security and strategic autonomy.