PM Modi Marks Pokhran II Anniversary, India Enhances Nuclear Capabilities

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PM Narendra Modi commemorated the 1998 Pokhran II nuclear tests, highlighting India's unwavering resolve.
India has since enhanced its nuclear capabilities, increasing warhead count to 180 by 2025, with projected growth to 190 by 2026, and advancing delivery systems including MIRV-capable Agni missiles, diversified IAF fleet, and Arihant-class submarines for a survivable second-strike capability.

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PM Narendra Modi commemorated the 1998 Pokhran II nuclear tests, highlighting India's unwavering resolve. India has since enhanced its nuclear capabilities, increasing warhead count to 180 by 2025, with projected growth to 190 by 2026, and advancing delivery systems including MIRV-capable Agni missiles, diversified IAF fleet, and Arihant-class submarines for a survivable second-strike capability.

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