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A file photograph of Agni-II missile. The nuclear-capable missile, which was test-fired from Wheelers Island at 7.50pm on Monday, failed to get the desired results. It was the first time since the beginning of DRDO's missile development programme, a missile was tested in the night. The surface-to-surface Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile (IRBM) had a range of up to 1,250 miles (2,000 kilometers). AP
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I am not at all surprised. Such outcome is very common during any experimental launch. This missile has already proved its capability during the daytime launch, as well as from the mobile launch. Don't forget that the first launch of Agni missile in the year 1989 too wasn't 100% successful.,( regardless of the govt. of that time, claims to the contrary)
I have full confidence in our scientists that its only a matter of few months when this launch will be successful.
No failure is a 100% complete failure, in the scientific terminology, Even a failed experiment throws up some important data, results, which will be made use of to improvise the the test launch in future.
Let's all give our best wishes to our capable scientists in their effort to perfect the capability to launch the missiles during night time.