Name	Nirbhay
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Country of origin	India (DRDO-ADE)
Type	Sub-sonic long range cruise missile
Variants	ITCM (Indigenous Technology Cruise Missile) SCLM (Submarine Launched Cruise Missile) LR-LACM (Long Range-Land Attack Cruise Missile)
Range	1500 km
Flight ceiling	50 m-4 km
Length	6 m
Diameter	0.52 m
Fin span	2.7 m
Mass	1500 kg
Warhead	200-300 kg, 24 different types of conventional (PCB, blast fragmentation) or nuclear warhead
Warhead yield	Not known
Detonation mechanism	Not known
Max Speed	Mach 0.9
Propulsion	First stage: Solid fuel Second stage: Liquid fuel
Engine	First stage: Solid rocket motor Second stage: Manik small tarbofan engine
Guidance	Mid-course: Ring laser gyro inertial navigation system and MEMS gyroscope. Augmented by GPS/NavIC satellite guidance Terminal: Active radar homing, electro-optical, imaging infrared
Launch platform	Tata LPTA 5252 12×12 High Mobility transporter erector launcher Warships
Service period	In development
Accuracy	Not known
Description	Nirbhay, meaning “fearless,” is a long-range, all-weather, subsonic cruise missile designed and developed by India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). Capable of carrying conventional and nuclear warheads, it can be launched from multiple platforms. With a range of about 1500 km, it can deliver various warheads depending on mission requirements. The missile is powered by a solid rocket booster for takeoff, followed by a turbofan engine for sustained flight. It is guided by an inertial navigation system and a radio altimeter. Nirbhay has sea-skimming and loitering capabilities, allowing it to evade radar detection and strike targets with precision.
Website	https://www.drdo.gov.in/

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