India has prepared another indigenous deadly weapon by further strengthening its defense system. The 500 kg pre-fragmented bomb developed by the Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) is now going to give a tremendous lead in the strength of the Indian Air Force.

The 500 kg pre-fragmented bomb comes in the high-exclusive general public purpose bomb category, which has been designed in such a way that it can destroy maximum destruction in a limited area. These bombs were fully capable of penetrating smart design and effective targets, not only by weight or explosion.

Specialty of pre-fragmented bomb
The specialty of the specialty of pre-fragmented bomb is as follows

• Pre-fragmented design: Thousands of steel or tungsten pieces have already been filled inside the bomb. At the time of the explosion, these pieces spread to 360 degrees and sieve everything around, which causes more human and physical damage.
• Fit accuracy: This bomb is prepared in such a way that it can easily fit Indian fighter jets such as Sukhoi-30 MKI, Mirage-200 and Tejas weapons without any change.
• Low-cost, high impact: This bomb is not only impressive, but also cheaper than foreign weapons, which will also control the defense budget.
• Damage in large areas: This bomb can also destroy not only bunkers or soldiers, but also radar stations, runways, arms depots and forward operational base.

Why was this bomb made?
Given the increasing challenges of Pakistan and China on the borders of India, it became necessary to develop a weapon that could eliminate the enemy’s hidden terrorist camps and terror launch pads. LOC and LAC can destroy hidden bunkers on LAC. Have a greater impact in the limited scope and speed up military operations. The air-drop version of this bomb makes it extremely effective, especially when it comes to a mission like surgical strike or air strike.

DRDO’s indigenous success
DRDO is proud of this weapon as it has been completely designed and tested by Indian scientists. India is no longer dependent on any foreign technology in this category. In the coming time, this bomb will prove to be a “game changer” for the Indian Air Force. By adding the local defense industry to its construction, India has further strengthened its defense production system, which makes the attitude of Make in India and self -reliant India.

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After Operation Sindoor, Pakistan may be making big claims, but India’s real power is in its high-tech technology and hypersonic weapons. India is no longer limited to traditional weapons, but it has developed such advanced systems that have the ability to respond in a moment by dodging the enemy’s radar. Whether it is hypersonic glide vehicle or deadly missiles like BrahMos-II, strategic preparation of India is now being done keeping in mind the future wars. This is the reason why India is now considered to be an edge country, not just a response.

HSTDV: Self -sufficient flight to India

Hypersonic Technology Demonstrator Vehicle (HSTDV) is India’s first and very special effort in which scramjet technology has been developed. DRDO has made it. Its biggest feature is that it blows with oxygen from the air, that is, it does not need to fill oxygen in the tank to fly. This makes the fuel less and speeds up.

It took a successful flight for the first time in 2020 and flying at the speed of Mach 6 (six times faster than sound) for about 20 seconds. Now the work of converting this technology into missile system has started. It is expected that by 2026 India will have its first hypersonic missile, which will strengthen the country’s security strength.

Brahmos-II: Next generation deadly missile

If in the supersonic era, BrahMos proved India’s military strength to the world, then its hypersonic form is going to become BrahMos-II even more deadly. A target has been set to deliver this missile to Mach 7 (ie seven times faster than the speed of voice). The special thing is that it can be launched with land, sea and air, all three platforms.

This project is being prepared by BrahMos Aerospace in collaboration with DRDO and Russia’s NPOM company. There are technical challenges, but progress is becoming fast. It is expected that by 2026 its first test flight can be done successfully.

SFDR: Game Chanceser for Air Force

The Solid Fuel Ducted Ramjet (SFDR) project is a big step towards giving India’s air power a faster and deadly edge. This technique is based on solid fuel, making it easier and more reliable for mission. The speed of SFDR can range from Mach 4.5 to Mach 6, that is, it can fly four to six times faster than the speed of voice.

This engine will be used especially in future long-range air-to-air missiles such as Astra MK3. It has been done many successful tests since 2018 and now it has reached the stage to prepare weaponization, ie as a weapon. It is expected that by 2025-26 this technology will be completely operational and will give a new strategic lead to the Indian Air Force.

Shaurya: Missile’s new speed

India’s valor missile is already stationed in the army, but now a new and more powerful hypersonic version is being prepared. It is a canister-based Tactical missile, which is launched from the ground. After the launch, it reaches the upper layer of the atmosphere and glides, which makes it very difficult to catch and stop its way.

Its speed reaches Mach 7.5, which gives it a big boost in India’s strategic capacity. Currently, it is included in a limited number of army, but the upcoming hypersonic version will be much more deadly and advanced, which will further strengthen India’s defense system in future.

HGV: the most silent but most dangerous

Now the matter of the project which is the lowest discussion, but perhaps the most dangerous can prove to be the Hypersonic Glide Vehicle (HGV) project of India. Its information is very limited and confidential, but experts believe that it is a system that will be launched from ballistic missiles. After the launch, it will glide at more than Mach 10 speed in the atmosphere and will penetrate the target with faster, accuracy and ambush than traditional missiles.

If this project is successful, then it will make India stand in equal to superpowers like America and China in terms of hypersonic weapons. Its first weaponized version can be revealed between 2028 and 2030 and it can bring revolutionary changes to India’s strategic capabilities.

How much DRDO’s annual budget?

The annual budget of DRDO ranges from around ₹ 23,000 to ₹ 25,000 crore, out of which ₹ 3,000 to ₹ 5,000 crore is being invested on hypersonic and missile techniques. These figures are clear indications that India is now not only the buyer of defense equipment, but is taking concrete and well -planned steps towards becoming a self -sufficient defense manufacturer.

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