Missile Nirbhay Fail

India's indigenous subsonic cruise missile, Nirbhay, which failed its last test in December 2016, is ready for its fifth trial, DRDO chief S. Christopher said on Sunday.

India's cruise missile Nirbhay has failed in its test flight today. Three out of four of its test flights have failed, sources said. The test was carried from India's Integrated Missile Test Range on the coast of Odisha.

India's indigenous surface-to-surface cruise missile Nirbhay nosedived midway after it was test fired in Odisha on Friday.

Indian defence scientists have developed a cruise missile - the Nirbhay - which was successfully test-fired today from Chandipur in Odisha. Its first test on March 12 last year had failed, with the missile being terminated after launch as it deviated from its flight trajectory.

Indian defence scientists have developed a cruise missile - the Nirbhay - which will be tested for the second time on Friday from Balasore in Odisha. Its first test on March 12 last year, failed with the missile being terminated after launch as it deviated from its flight trajectory.

A day after the long-range cruise missile 'Nirbhay' deviated off course during its maiden launch off the Odisha coast, scientists on Wednesday began the post-mission analysis to locate the fault, a defence scientist said.

India's trial of its first indigenous long-range cruise missile Nirbhay had to be terminated midway today, when the missile deviated from its course about 20 minutes after launch.

India finally has a cruise missile - the Nirbhay, which means fearless. Its first test today failed with the missile being terminated soon after launch as it deviated from its flight trajectory, but experts say many maiden missile flights have not been successful around the world, including India's Agni, which later saw much success.

India today test-fired its first cruise missile called Nirbhay, but the launch was a failure as the missile's flight had to be terminated halfway after it deviated from its course.

India's indigenous subsonic cruise missile, Nirbhay, which failed its last test in December 2016, is ready for its fifth trial, DRDO chief S. Christopher said on Sunday.

India's cruise missile Nirbhay has failed in its test flight today. Three out of four of its test flights have failed, sources said. The test was carried from India's Integrated Missile Test Range on the coast of Odisha.

India's indigenous surface-to-surface cruise missile Nirbhay nosedived midway after it was test fired in Odisha on Friday.

Indian defence scientists have developed a cruise missile - the Nirbhay - which was successfully test-fired today from Chandipur in Odisha. Its first test on March 12 last year had failed, with the missile being terminated after launch as it deviated from its flight trajectory.

Indian defence scientists have developed a cruise missile - the Nirbhay - which will be tested for the second time on Friday from Balasore in Odisha. Its first test on March 12 last year, failed with the missile being terminated after launch as it deviated from its flight trajectory.

A day after the long-range cruise missile 'Nirbhay' deviated off course during its maiden launch off the Odisha coast, scientists on Wednesday began the post-mission analysis to locate the fault, a defence scientist said.

India's trial of its first indigenous long-range cruise missile Nirbhay had to be terminated midway today, when the missile deviated from its course about 20 minutes after launch.

India finally has a cruise missile - the Nirbhay, which means fearless. Its first test today failed with the missile being terminated soon after launch as it deviated from its flight trajectory, but experts say many maiden missile flights have not been successful around the world, including India's Agni, which later saw much success.

India today test-fired its first cruise missile called Nirbhay, but the launch was a failure as the missile's flight had to be terminated halfway after it deviated from its course.