DRDO’s Pralay: Quasi ballistic missile with high precision tested successfully on 28–29 July

On 28 and 29 July 2025, the Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) successfully performed the Plaray missile on the coast of Odisha on the coast of Odisha. According to DRDO, the missile followed a semi -ballistic orbit of the desired semi -ballistic orbit with a high degree of accuracy by confirming control, guidance and task algorithms.

Plaray is a short -range missile for the use of tactical battlefields, a missile from surface to the surface. The system is designed to meet the special operational needs of the Indian Army and contains several domestic technologies.

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Basic Features of the Plaray missile

Thrust system: During the terminal phase, the two -stage solid rocket motor with the Manueuvrable re -entry tool (Marv) technology.
Speed: Mach can reach speeds between 1 and Mach 1.6.
Range: 150 to 500 kilometers (about 93 to 311 miles) operational strike range.
Flight orbit: Semi -ballistic and low altitude orbit allows to avoid early detection.
Guidance: It is equipped with integrated avionics for inertia navigation system and high -precision targeting and real -time orbit correction.
Launch platform: Mobility and rapid distribution capability can be fired from the 8×8 BEML TATRA carrier Ectoror launcher.
Weight: About five tons.
Defense penetration: Missile can maneuver in the middle of the flight, released during travel and change its orbit to escape from enemy intervention systems.
Survival and activity: Resisting the intervention is designed to resist short and medium -range targets to provide sensitive strikes and to improve ready for the battlefield.