Name	Pralay
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Country of origin	India (DRDO)
Type	Short range ballastic missile
Range	150-500 km
Flight ceiling	Sub-orbital
Length	>7.5 - 11 m
Diameter	> 420 mm, <720 mm
Mass	5 ton
Warhead	500–1000 kg High explosive preformed fragmentation
Max Speed	Mach 6.1 (terminal phase)
Propulsion	1st Stage: Solid fuel 2nd Stage: Solid fuel
Engine	1st Stage: Solid rocket 2nd Stage: Solid rocket 3rd stage: Maneuverable reentry vehicle
Guidance	Inertial navigation
Launch platform	8 x 8 BEML-Tatra transporter truck mounted canister based erector launcher
Service period	Proposed
Description	The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) of India successfully developed the Pralay missile, a canisterised surface-to-surface short-range ballistic missile (SRBM) for battlefield use. It is designed to deliver both conventional and nuclear warheads with high precision. Pralay is a single-stage solid propellant missile with a range of 150-500 km. It can be launched from multiple platforms, including road and rail mobile launchers. The missile is equipped with advanced navigation and guidance systems, making it highly accurate. Pralay is a significant addition to India’s arsenal of tactical ballistic missiles. It will provide the Indian Armed Forces with a much-needed capability to strike targets deep inside enemy territory with precision.
Website	https://www.drdo.gov.in/

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