Bo5

The NDTV team of cameraperson Alphonse Raj and Science Editor Pallava Bagla witnessed the unveiling of one of India's best-kept defence secrets on Sunday. The team was witness to the launch of BO5, a submarine-based ballistic missile from the Bay of Bengal.

After a smooth countdown at 1.40 pm on Sunday, India's missile, named BO5, emerged effortlessly breaking the balmy waters of the Bay of Bengal. The missile was launched from an approximate depth of about 50 metres, simulating exactly the conditions as would prevail during an operational launch from India's indigenously made nuclear-powered submarin...

The NDTV team of cameraperson Alphonse Raj and Science Editor Pallava Bagla witnessed the unveiling of one of India's best-kept defence secrets on Sunday. The team was witness to the launch of BO5, a submarine-based ballistic missile from the Bay of Bengal.

After a smooth countdown at 1.40 pm on Sunday, India's missile, named BO5, emerged effortlessly breaking the balmy waters of the Bay of Bengal. The missile was launched from an approximate depth of about 50 metres, simulating exactly the conditions as would prevail during an operational launch from India's indigenously made nuclear-powered submarin...