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C o u n t ry N a m e T y p e L a u n c h

W eight

Payload W a r h e ad G u i d a n c e P r o p u l s io n R a n g e Accuracy

( CEP)

Operat ional St at us

ChinaCF-2 0 0 0 S hort rangesurfacetosurface

2,100k g(twin two-boostmotors)

S ingleWarhead

143Kg H E I n e rtialwithGPS andactiveradar

S ol idpropell ant

1 8 0k m N K I nservi ceinChinasince2001.

CSS-2(DF-3 )

Intermediaterange,sur-facebased

6 4 ,0 0 0 kgS ingleWarhead2 ,1 5 0 kg

Nuclear3 MTIner tia l S i n g le-stagel iquid

2 ,6 5 0 km2 ,0 0 0 m Inductedin1970.Onl y2 0 -4 0inservi ceatend of2002.

CSS-3(DF-4 )

- d o - 8 2 , 0 0 0 kg S ingleWarhead2 ,2 0 0 kg

- d o - - d o - 2 - S ta g el iquid

4 ,7 5 0 km1 ,5 0 0 mInduc tedin1980.Wer eexp-ected toberemoved fromservicebetween 2 0 0 1 -0 5 andreplacedbysol idproprel lantDF-3 1 missi lesystems.

CSS-4(DF-5 )

Inter-continentalrange.S i lo-based

1 8 3 ,0 0 0 kgS ingleWarhead3000kg

- d o- - d o- - d o- 1 2,0 0 0 km8 0 0 m Inductedin1 9 8 1 .A pprox2 0 -5 0werebuilt.From2005,expec-tedtobereplaced byS ol idpropel lantD-4 1 missi lesystems.

ChinaCS S -5(DF-2 1 )

Intermediaterange,roadmobil e

1 4 ,7 0 0 kgS ingleWarhead600kg

Nuclear2 0 0or5 0 0 K T,HE,S ubmunitionsorChemical

Inertia l 2 - s t agesol idpropell ant

2 ,1 5 0 km7 0 0 mBecameoperat i onal i n1 9 8 7 andceasedproducti onin1998.50-100mi ssi leswereproduced.

CSS-5Mod2(DF-21A)

- d o - 1 5 , 2 0 0 kg S ingleWarhead500kg

Nuclear90KTorS electable20,90,150KT .HE,chemical,submunitionsorEMP

Interti alwithGPS andradarcorelation

- d o- 2 ,5 0 0 km 5 0 m T w o t estflightsweremadeinJulyand December2002wi thdecoys,though somereportsreferred totheseasmul tiplewarheads.

CSS-6(DF-1 5 /M9 )

- d o - 6 , 2 0 0 k g - d o - N u c l ea r90KTHE,Chemical ,S ubmunitions,orEMP

Inertialwithterminalcontrol

S ol idpropell ant

6 0 0 km3 0 0 m(DF-1 5 )or30-45m(DF-15A)

Entered servicein 1 9 9 0 .Totalapprox6 5 0 missi les.

CSS-7(DF-I I/M-II )

S hort-range,roadmobil e

3,800k g(DF-II )

S ingleWarhead800kg

Nuclear2,10or 2 0K T,HE FA E,submunitionsorchemical

Interti alwithterminalcontrol (DF-II)

S ol idpropell ant

280-3 5 0 km(DF-II )

6 0 0 mCS S -7 enteredservicein1 9 9 2 ,and improvedCSS-Mod2 in the1 9 9 8 .Totalmaybe3 0 0 .

4,200k g(DF-IIA )

S ingleWarhead500kg

Interti alwithGPS andterm-inalcontrol(DFII -A )

350-5 3 0 km(DF-IIA )

200m

CSS-8(M-7 /P roject8610)

- d o - 2 , 6 5 0 k g S ingleWarhead190kg

HE,S ubmunitions,Chemical

Interti alwithcommandupdates

2 -stagesol idpropell ant

1 5 0 km NK Entered servicein 1992.Outof5000HQ-2SAMmis si lesbui lt,possibly100-200convertedtoCS S -8 variant.

ChinaCS S -9(DF-3 1 )

Inter-continentalrange,road/rail -mobil e

42,000kg(31)47,200kg (31A)

S ingleWarheador3 to5 MIRV,1 ,0 5 0 to1 ,7 5 0 kg

NuclearIMTor3 to5MIRV wi thselectable2 0 ,9 0 or150KTeach

Interti alwithstellar updates

3 -stagesol idpropell ant

8 ,0 0 0 km(3 1 )or1 0 ,0 0 0 km(31A)

3 0 0 m Entered servicein 1999andl ikelytoreplaceCS S -3 (DF-4 )missil es.P rogrammeclosel yrelatedtoJL-2 S LBM.Tworegimentsoperational insouthern andcentralChinawi th 8 TELVehicleseach.

CSS -X-10(DF-4 1 )

- d o - 8 0 , 0 0 0 kg S ingleWarheador6 to1 0 MIRV2 ,5 0 0 kg

NuclearIMTor6 to1 0 MIRVwithselectable2 0 ,9 0 or1 5 0K T each

- d o- - d o- 1 2,000to1 4 ,0 0 0 km

100-500m

Wastoenter servicein 2005toreplaceCS S -4 (DF-5/5A)missil es.Likely9 6 missil es.

Chin a H N -1 /-2 /-3 (X-600)

S hortandintermediaterange.Ground,ship,air,submarine,l aunched

1,200k g(HN-1 ),1,400k g(HN-2 ),1,800k g(HN-3)

S ingleWarhead

Nuclear2 0to9 0 K T,4 0 0 kgHE orsubmunitions

INS/GPS withtercomand TVcorrelati on

Turbojet(HN-1 ),Turbofan(HN-2 /-3 )

600km(HN-1A),650km (HN-1B),1 ,4 0 0 km(HN-1C),1 ,8 0 0 km(HN-2A/B),3 ,000kmHN3

1 5 to2 0m(HN-1 ),5 m(HN-2/3)

HN-1 enteredservicein1996.HN- 2 flighttested 1995to1 9 9 7 ,groundlaunchedtestedinA ugust2001.HN- 3flighttested in June1 9 9 9 .Noreportsofanyexports.

IndiaA gni1 /2 /3 S hort andintermediaterange.Roadand rai lmobil e

12,000kg(A gni1 )

S ingleWarhead2 ,0 0 0 kg(A gni1 )

Nuclear2 0or4 5 K T,HEuni tary,HEsub-muni ti onsorFA E (A gni1 )

Inertialwithterminal radarcorrelati on(A gni1 )

Two-stagesol idpropell ant

700km or1200kmwithreducedpayload(A gni1 )

2 5 m(A gni1 )

A gni1 iswith4 4 4 Missil eGroup.A gni2 iswith5 5 5Missil eGroup.A gni3 isin ful ldevelopmentstage.

16,000kg(A gni2 )

1 ,0 0 0 kg(A gni2 )

Nuclear1 5 0to2 0 0 K T(A gni2 )

InertialwithGPS andradarcorrelati on(A gni2 )

2 ,0 0 0 km or3 ,5 0 0 kmwith reducedpayload(A gni2 )

4 0 m(A gni2 )

P rithvi(SS-150/-250/-350)(P -1 /P -2 /P -3 )andDhanush

S hortrange,ground-and shiplaunched

S S -150:4,000k g

S ingeWarhead800kg

HE,S ubmunitions,FA E,Chemicalornuclear

Inertia l L i q u idpropell ant

1 5 0 km 5 0 mS S -1 5 0 enteredservi cein1 9 9 4 .A pprox60 missi lesbui lt.I nitial ly4 4 4 Missil eGrouphad A ngi1 and P ri thvimissil es.NowS S -1 5 0 remaininstorage.

S S -2 5 0 andDhanush:4,600k g

S ingleWarhead,500kg

HE,nuclear orsubmunitions

- d o - - d o - 2 5 0k m - d o - S S - 25 0 e n teredservi cewithIA Fin1 9 9 9 .In2002i tscontrolwastranferredtotheA rmy.SS-350l ikel ytoenterservi cein2010.

Ir a n F a t e hA-110

S hortrange,roadmobil e

3,450k g S ingleWar-head5 0 0 kg

HE,Chemicalorsubmunitions

Inertialwi thGP S

S ol idpropell ant

2 1 0 km1 0 0 m Operatoinalcapabi li tyachieved by2 0 0 4 .

S hahab3 /4



8 0 0 kgnuclearChemical,HE orS ubmunitions

Inertia l S i n g leS tage,LiquidP ropell ant

1 ,300km(3)1 ,500-1800km (3A)

2 ,5 0 0 m S hahab 3 handed overtoI sl amicRevoluti onaryGuardsCorps(IRGC)inJuly2 0 0 3 .S hahab 4 developmentstartedin1996.

Iraq A lHussein - d o - 6 , 4 00 k g S ingeWarhead500kg

HE,Chemicalorbiological

I nertia l L i q u idpropell ant

6 ,3 0 0 km1 ,0 0 0 to3,000m

Reportedl yaround1 9 0werefired againstIraninearly1 9 8 8 .DuringGul fWar(1991),I raq launched9 3 ,thoughseveral fail edtofly.Comprehensivesearch bycoali ti onforcesinA ugust2003fai led tolocateanymissil esorwarheads.

C o u n t ry N a m e T y p e L a u n c h

W ei ght

Payl oad W a r h e ad G u i d a n c e P ropul sio n R a n g e Accuracy

(CEP)

Operat ional St at us

Is r a e l G arbielJericho1 /2 /3 (YA -1 /YA -3 )

S hortandIntermediaterange,roadmobil e

6 ,7 0 0 kg(J1 )

S ingleWarhead 4 5 0kg (J1 )

Nuclear2 0K T,HE orChemical (J1 )

Inertial (J1 )2 - stagesolidpropell ant(J1 )

500km (J1 )1 0 0 0 m(J1 )

I tisbel ieved thatal l Jeri choImissil eshavebeen taken outofservice.A round 9 0 Jericho2 missilesarein caves.Jerico3 isestimated tohaveenteredservicein2005.

2 6 ,0 0 0 kg(J2 )

S ingleWarhead1 0 0 0 kgJ2

NuclearIMT,HE(J2 )

Inertia l ( J 2) - do-( J 2 ) 1 ,500-3,500km (J2 )

NK (J2 )

JapanS S M-1(Type8 0 ,Type9 0and Type9 6 )

S hort-range,groundand shiplaunched

6 6 0 kgS ingl eWarhead2 2 5 kg

H E I n ertialwithactiveradar

Turbojet 1 5 0 km NK S S M-1 A ,Type8 8 enteredservicein1988.Reportedly,therearefivearti ll eryregime-ntswith1 6 TEL.I tisbel i evedthatacommon missi lewasdeveloped for usewi th SSM-1and A S M-2 systemsdesig-natedtype9 6 which enteredservicein1997.

NorthK orea

SCUD-Bvariant(Hwasong5 )

S hort-range,road mobil e

5 ,8 6 0 kgS ingl eWarhead

9 8 5 kgHE,Chemicalorsubmunitions

Inertia l S inglestagel iquidpropell ant

3 0 0 km4 5 0 mCEP

By1991/ 9 2 est300mis si leswerebui l t.1 2 0 wereexportedtoI ran;and 7 7 werelaunchedagainstIraqin1988.

SCUD-Cvariant(Hwasong6 )


6 0 9 5 kg S ingleWarhead7 7 0 kg

Chemical ,HEorS ubmunitions

Inertia l S inglestageliquiedpropell ant

500km 1,0 0 0 mA round200in servi ceinNorthK orea.S omehavereportedlybeen exportedtoCuba,Egypt,Iran,Iraq,Libya,S yria,

Vietnamand Yemen.

SCUD-Dvariant(Hwasong7 )

-d o - 6 ,4 0 0 kgS ingl eWarhead5 0 0 kg

- d o - I n e rtial -d o - 7 0 0k m 3 ,0 0 0 mNoconfirmationavai lableregardinghowmanymissil esNorthK oreabui ltforown use.S omewereexportedtoS yriawhich arestoredin tunnelsand caves.

No-dong1 /2

Intermediate,groundmobil e


Nuclear8 0 0 kg,HE,Chemicalorsubmunitions

Inertial -d o - 1 ,3 0 0 km(1 )or 1 ,5 0 0km (2 )

2 ,000m(1 ),or2 5 0m (2 )

Entered servi cein 1994.IransS hahab3 andP akistansGhaurimissil esappeartohavesimilarcomponentsand technologies.

A pparentl y,theseprogrammesarecoordinated.

NorthK orea

Taepo-dong 1

Intermediaterange

(TD1)2 1 ,7 0 0 kg

S ingleWarhead

Nuclear7 5 0 kg,HEChemicalorbiological

I nertial Two-stageliquid

2 ,000km 3,0 0 0 m1 0 -2 0 areavai lableforopera-tionaluse.Iranand P akistanmayusetheTD1 S LVsolutiontolaunchtheirownsatel li tes.

(TD2 S LV)2 5 ,7 0 0 kg

- d o- - d o- I n ertia l T hree-stage,twoliquid,onesol id

5 ,0 0 0 km4 , 000m

Taepo-dong 2

-d o - 6 4 ,0 0 0 kg - d o - - d o - I n e rtial Two-stageliquid

6 ,0 0 0 km N K F o l lowingtalkswiththeUS A ,NorthK oreaagreedtoamoratoriumon flightteststil l 2 0 0 3 .Developmentisbel ievedtobecontinuing.

P akistanHat f1 S h o rt-range,road mobil e

1 ,5 0 0 kgS ingl eWarhead5 0 0 kg

HE,S ub-munitionsorChemical

Unguided(1 and 1 A ),I nertial (1 B )

S olidpropell ant

70km (Half1 ),1 0 0 km(Hal f1A/1B)

N K E n t e red servi ce:Half1 -1992,Hal f1 A -1995,Hal f1 Bprob-ablyoperati onalwithupgradeki tsfittedtoexisting missiles.

Hatf2(A bdali )

-d o - 1 ,7 5 0 kgS ingl eWarhead250-450kg

HEorS ubmunitions

Inertia l S inglestageS ol idpropell ant

1 8 0 km 1 5 0 mMayhaveentered servi cein2003.

P akistanHat f3(Ghaznavi)

S hortrange,road mobil e

4 ,6 5 0 kgS ingl eWarhead7 0 0 kg

Nuclear10to2 0 K T,HEorS ubmunitions

Inertia l S ingleS tageS olidpropell ant

2 9 0 km 2 5 0 mM1 1 Entered servi cewith1 5 5 RegimentatA ttackin1997.Gha znavibecameOperational in 2003.

Hatf4(S haheen1 )

Intermediaterange

9 ,5 0 0 kg -do- 7 5 0 kgNuclear35KT,HE,ChemicalorS ubmuni tions

Inertial -d o - 7 5 0k m 2 0 0m O f fi c ial lyhanded overtoP akistanA rmyForceCommand in March2003.

Hal f5(Ghauri)


1 5 ,8 5 0 kg S ingleWarhead 7 0 0or1,200kg

Nuclear1 5to3 5 K T,HE,ChemicalorS ubmunitions

Inertia l S ingleS tatel iquidpropell ant

1 ,3 0 0 to1 ,8 0 0 km

2 ,5 0 0 m Theoperai tonalmissil eswerehanded over to4 7 th A rtil leryBrigadein January2003.Hasbeendeveloped wi thassistancefromNorthK orea.

Hal f6(S haheen2 )

Intermediaterange

2 5 ,0 0 0 kgS ingleWarhead7 0 0 kg

Nuclear1 5to3 5 K T,HE,Chemical ,FA E orS ubmunitions

Inertial TwostageS olidpropell ant

2 ,5 0 0 km 3 5 0 mS haheen 2 wasfirst displayedinMarch 2000.Preci senumbernotknown.Fl ighttestS cheduledinA pril2002wasdelayed fol lowing arequestfromtheUS A .

RussianFede-rati on

Frog7 S h o rtrange,road mobil e

2 ,450to2 ,4 8 5 kg

S ingleWar-head2 0 0 kgto4 5 7 kg

Nuclear3 -2 0 K T,HE,ChemicalorS ubmunitions

Unguided S olidpropell ant

6 8 km 7 0 0 mEntered S ervi cein1965.

S c u d S h o rtrange,road mobil e

S cudA -5400kg

S ingeWarhead9 5 0 kg

Nuclear50KT,orHE

Inertia l S ingleS tage,Liquid

1 9 0k m 3 , 0 0 0 mS cud A entered servi cein1 9 5 5 ,and nuclearversionin1958.By1965,Scu dBwereoperational in manycountri es.During1980-1988S cud Band North K oreanvariantsS cud B ,wereusedbyI raqand Iran.S cudB wereusd in Yemen,A fghanistanand Chechnya.A pprox3 0S cud Bwerepuchased bytheUS A and converted intotargets(ByLockheedMartin).Ukraineand Libyahavetheseinservice.

S cudB5 ,9 0 0 kg

S ingleWar-head9 8 5 kg

Nuclear5 -70KT,HE,Chemical

Inertia l - d o - 3 0 0k m 4 5 0 m

S cudC6 ,4 0 0 kg

S ingleWar-head5 0 0 kg

H E I n ertia l - d o - 5 5 0k m 7 0 0m

Count r y N a m e T y p e L a u n c h

W ei ght

Payl oad W a r h ea d G u i d a n c e P r o p u ls i o n R a n g e Accuracy

(CEP)

Operat i onal St atus

S cudD6 ,5 0 0 kg

S ingleWarhead9 8 5 kg

Nuclear,HE,Chemical

Inerti alwithdigital scenematching

-d o - 3 0 0 km 5 0 m

S S -1 8S atan

Inter-continentalrange,S i lobased

Mod A -210,0 0 0 kg

8 xMIRVNucl ear1 -3 MT

Inerti a l 2 -S tageLiquid

1 0 ,2 0 0 km NK S S -I I andi tsversionswereprogressi velyintroducedbetween 1 9 7 5 to1 98 0 .A sper S tartagreement,S S -I Imissi learetobedestroyedby2 0 0 7 .Later modified.S S -I Iaretobein servi ceuntil2016.Trial shavebeen carried outtoutil isethem asS LVsratherthandestroyingthem.

Mod B-210,0 0 0 kg

S ingleWarhead

Nuclear24MT

Inerti al - d o - 1 1 , 00 0 k m N K

Mod C-217,0 0 kg

1 0 xMIR V N u c lear500-550KT

Inerti al - do- 1 5 ,0 0 0 km9 2 0 mCEP

Mod D-217,0 0 0 kg

1 0 xMIR V N u c lear500-750KT

Inerti al - do- 1 5 ,0 0 0 km 5 0 0 mCEP

S S -1 9S til leto

Inter-continental-range,S i lobased

Mod 1 -9 2 ,7 0 0 kg

6 xMIR V s N u c lear5 0 0K T

Inerti a l 2 -S tageliquid

9 ,0 0 0 km5 5 0 mReac hed peakdeploymentof 360missil esin 1982.300missi lesi loswereattwooperationalsiteseachinRussiaand Ukrain.By1 9 9 9al l1 3 0 Ukrainemissil eshadbeen destroyed.Testshavebeen carried outtodeveloptheseintoS LVs.

Mod 2 -105,6 0 0 kg

6 xMIR V s N u c lear500-750KT

Inerti al - do- 1 0 ,0 0 0 km9 0 0 m

S S -2 1S carab

S hort-range,road mobi le

A -2 ,0 0 0 kgS ingleWarhead4 8 2 kg

Nuclear1 0 or100KT,HE,Chemical

Inerti a l S ingleS tage,S olid

7 0 km 1 5 0 mS carabA entered S ervi cein1975.Russ iahas3 1 0 nuclearWarheadsavai l ableforthese.

B-2,0 1 0 kg - d o - -d o- Inerti alwithterminalopti calcorrelation orpassi veradar

-d o - 1 2 0 km 9 5 m S carab Bentered S ervi cein1989.Bet ween 6 0 -1 0 0 wereused byRussiain Chechnya.Ukrainehad5 0 0 in2 0 0 0Yemenand S yriaal sohavethese.

S S -2 4S calpel

Inter-continental-range,railmobi leandS il obased

104,5 0 0 kg1 0 RVsinMIRVconfigurati on

Nuclear550KT

Computercontrolledinerti althroughflight,including P BV

3 -stagesol idplusP BV

1 0 ,0 0 0 km5 0 0 mCEP

Mod2 ,railmobil eversionwasdeployed in 1987andMod1 in 1989in RussiaandUkraine.Wil l remain in servi cetill2010.

S S -2 5S i ckle

Inter-continentalrange,roadmobi le

4 5 ,1 0 0 kgS ingleRVonaP BV

Nuclear550KT

Computercontrolledinerti al


1 0 ,5 0 0 km2 0 0 mS ickleenteredservicein1991.By1994ar ound 4 5 0missi leswerebui l ltandproducti onstopped.S everaltestlauncheshavebeenmade.Likel ytobephased outby2010-2015.

S S -X -2 6S tone

S hortrange,road mobi le

3 ,800to4 ,0 2 0 kg

S ingleWarhead 4 8 0to7 0 0 kg

HEuni tary,HEpenetrati on,HES ubmuni-ti ons,FA E

Inerti alplusGlonasswithradar

S olidpropel lant

2 8 0 km(Iskandest),4 0 0 km(Tender)

10to3 0 m

Nodetailshavebeen releasedregarding deploymentofthesystem oranypurchases.

S S -2 7(TOP OL-M,RS-12M1/12M2 )


4 7 ,2 0 0 kgS ingleRVonaP BV

Nuclear550KT

Inerti alwithGlonass


1 0 ,5 0 0 KM3 5 0 M From1998toDecember2000thr eeregimentsmadeoperational.A l l atTatischeva.Itisexpected thataround1 0 0missi leswil l bebui ltby2 0 1 0 .

US MGM-1 4 0A TA CMS(M39)

S hort-range,mobi le,groundlaunched

B lock1-1,673kg


S ummunitions(9 5 0 xM7 4bomblets)

Inerti a l S o l i dpropel lant

1 6 5 km N K B lock1 (M3 9 )isthestandardinservicemissi le.B lock2programmewasterminatedinOctober2002.US Armylikel ytoconvertsomeexistingB lock1 toB lock1 A uni tarywarhead configuration.

A round 4 5 0 A TA CMSwerelaunchedinI raq in Furburyand A pril2003.

B lock1 A -1 ,3 2 1 kg

S ingleWarhead 1 6 0kg or213kguni tary

S ubmuni ti ons(300x774bomblets)orHEblast/fragmentati on(uni tary)

Intertialwi thGP S

-d o - 3 0 0 km o r2 7 0 km(unitary)

NK

B lock2 -1 ,4 8 3 kg


13BATS ubmuni ti ons

-d o- -d o - 1 4 0 km N K

MGM-52Lance

S hort-range,road mobi le

1 ,5 2 7 kgS ingl eWarhead

Nuclear100KT,HE(uni taryandsubmunitions)orenhancedradiati onnuclearW 70-3

Inerti a l S inglestagel iquidpropel lant

1 3 0 km 1 5 0 M L ancewaswithdrawnfromservicein NA TOcountriesbetween 1991-1994.Severalhavebeen used astargetsforbal li sti cmissil eintercepts.Itisbel i eved that al l nuclearwarheadshavebeendestroyed bytheUS A .S omeLancemissilesarein servi ceinI ran andIsrael .

LGM-309Minute-man III


3 4 ,4 6 7 kg Upto3 MK 1 2or12A RVson P BVpluspenetrationaids

NuclearW6 2at170KT orW 78at3 3 5to350KTeach

Inerti a l 3 - S tageS olidpropel lant

1 3 ,0 0 0 km1 2 0 m Minuteman hasbeen themainstayoftheUS strategicnuclearforcesince1 9 6 2 .Themissi leand systeml ivesarebeingextendeduntil2020.

LGM-118P eaceK eeper


8 7 ,7 5 0 kg1 0 MK 2 1RVsonMIRVplatform

NuclearW87,300-475KTeach

Inerti al - do- 9 ,6 0 0 km 9 0 m Deploymentbegan in 1986.A irbornelaunchcarriedoutinMarch 1989.Raill aunchoption cancelled in 1991.

Weretobetakenoutofserviceby2 0 0 5 .

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2 0 06 -2 0 0 7 36th Year of Is s ue

n r - r n 1 11 1

Addressatthe Banquetin honour ofUSPresidentGeorge WBush on March 2, 2006

Indo-US global partnershipwill address key challenges:

heIndiathatyouarevisitingisinthemidstof profound

change.Itisonascalethat hasneverbeenattempted

beforeinademocraticframework.Criticaldecisionsare

madeandimplementednotthrough commandsand

fiats,butbyparticipative processesandpopularwill.

MuchofwhatIndiaisseekingtodohaslessonsforthe

wholeworldbecauseitisbeingattemptedunderthemostchalleng-

ingofconditions.Abillionpeople,comingtogetherwhilecelebrat-

ingtheirdiversityoffaithandethnicity,sendastrongmessagethat

theworldisnotnarrowandintolerant.Equally,theIndiandevelop-

mentalmodelisanchoredinthebelief thathumanprogressand

humanfreedomareinseparable.

Asweseektorealiseouraspirations,thepeopleofIndiabelievethat

theUSsharestheirvisionofabetterfutureandwillpartnerthemin

theendeavourtobecomea developedIndia.Theinitiativesthat

O N C E P T S & P E R S P E C T I V E SC

These excerpts taken from four speeches of the Indian President Dr AP J AbdulKalam revealthe thoughts of an enlightened mind.

In the speech at a banquet in honour of the USPresident George Bush, Dr Kalam highlighted the need for India and the USto

worktowards achieving advances in energydevelopment and independence to achieve further economicgrowth in the two leading

world democracies and other countries as well. In his address on TechnologyDay on May11, 2006, Dr Kalam, the Supreme

Commander of the Indian Armed Forces, explained how development of a state-of-the-art supersoniccruise missile BrahMos

was made possible in less than five years due to intensive technologicalco-operation and strength of the Joint Venture partners,

India and Russia. The two other addresses are equallyinspiring. In one, the President shares his vision on e-Governance; and in

the other, he stresses the need for HRD to achieve progress in Nanoscience and technologyresearch. The excerpts are being pub-

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Born on October15,1931 atRameswaram,in TamilNadu,DrAPJ AbdulKalam specialised in AeroEngineering fromMadrasInstitute ofTechnology.DrKalam made a significantcontribution asProjectDirectorin developing Indiasfirstindigenoussatellite launch vehicle SLV-III to injecttheRohini Satellite intonearearth orbit.He wasresponsible forthe evolution ofISROslaunch vehicle programme,particu-larlythe PSLVconfiguration.Afterworking fortwodecadesinISRO and mastering launch vehicle technologies,DrKalamtookup the responsibilityofdeveloping indigenousguidedmissiles at Defence Research and DevelopmentOrganisation asthe ChiefExecutive of Integrated Guided MissileDevelopmentProgramme (IGMDP).He wasresponsible forthe develop-mentand operationalisation ofAgni and Prithvi missilesand forbuild-ing indigenouscapabilityin criticaltechnologiesthrough networking of

multiple institutions.He wasthe ScientificAdviserto theDefence Ministerand the Secretary,DepartmentofDefenceResearch and Developmentfrom July1992 onwards.Duringthisperiod,he oversaw the weaponisation ofstrategicmis-sile systemsand the Pokhran-II nucleartestsin collaborationwith the DepartmentofAtomicEnergy.He alsogave thrusttoself-reliance in defence systemsby progressing severaldevelopmenttasksand mission projects.DrKalam is one ofthe mostdistinguished scientistsofIndia with the uniquedistinction ofhaving received honorarydoctoratesfrom 30universitiesand being awarded the highestcivilian awards,

Padma Bhushan (1981),Padma Vibhushan (1990)and Bharat Ratna(1997).He isalsothe recipientofseveralotherawardsincluding theIndira Gandhi Award for NationalIntegration (1997).DrKalam becamethe 11th Presidentofthe RepublicofIndia on July25,2002.

Indias14th Prime Minister,DrManmohan Singh,isrightlyacclaimed asa thinkerand a scholar.He iswellregarded forhisdiligence and hisacademicapproach towork,aswellasforhisaccessibilityand hisunassuming demeanour.PrimeMinisterManmohan Singh wasborn on September26,1932,in a village in the Punjab province ofundivided India.DrSingh completed hismatriculation examination from thePunjab Universityin 1948.Hisacademiccareertookhimfrom Punjab tothe UniversityofCambridge,UK,where heearned a FirstClassHonoursdegree in Economicsin 1957followed byaD.Philin Economicsfrom Nuffield College atOxford Universityin 1962.DrSinghsacademiccredentialswere bur-nished bythe yearshe spenton the facultyofPunjab Universityand theDelhi SchoolofEconomics. He had a briefstintat the UNCTADSecretariatpriortohisappointmentasSecretaryGeneralofthe SouthCommission in Geneva between 1987and 1990.In 1971,DrSingh joinedthe GovernmentofIndia asEconomicAdvisorin the Commerce Ministry.Thiswassoon followed by hisappointmentasChiefEconomicAdvisorin the MinistryofFinance in 1972.Among the manygovernmentalposi-tionsheld byDrSingh are Secretaryin the MinistryofFinance; DyChairman ofthe Planning Commission; Governorofthe Reserve BankofIndia; Advisortothe Prime Minister; and Chairman ofthe University

GrantsCommission.

In whatwastobecome the turning pointin the economichis-toryofindependentIndia,DrSingh spentfive yearsbetween1991 and 1996asIndiasFinance Minister.Hisrole in usher-ing in a comprehensive policyofeconomicreformsisnowrecognised worldwide.Among the manyawardsand hon-oursconferred upon DrSingh in hispubliccareer,the mostprominentare Indiassecond highestcivilian honour,thePadma Vibhushan (1987); the JawaharlalNehru BirthCentenaryAwardofthe Indian Science Congress(1995); the

Asia MoneyAward forFinance Ministerofthe Year(1993 and 1994); theEuroMoneyAward forFinance Ministerofthe Year(1993); the AdamSmith Prizeofthe UniversityofCambridge (1956); and the Wright'sPrizeforDistinguished Performance atSt.John'sCollege in Cambridge (1955).DrSingh hasalsobeen honoured bya numberof otherassociationsincludingthe Japanese Nihon Keizai Shimbun.DrSingh hasrepresent-ed India atmanyinternationalconferencesand in severalinternationalorganisations.In his politicalcareer,DrSingh hasbeen a memberofIndiasupperhouse ofParliament(the Rajya Sabha)since 1991,wherehe wasLeaderofthe Opposition between 1998and 2004.

On24October2006,MrAKAntonytookoverastheUnionDefenceMinister.MrAntonyisreturningtotheIndianCabinetafter12years. Hewasbornon December28,1940,inCherthala,DistrictAlappuzhainKerala,toMrsAleyKuttyandMrArakkaparambilKurianPillai.HiseducationalqualificationsincludeBachelorofArtsandLawdegreesfromtheUniversityofKerala.HewasmarriedonMarch17,1985toMrsElizabethAntonyandisafatheroftwosons.Hisinterestinpoliticsandsocialworkdatesbacktohisschoolandcollegedayswhenheheadedthestudentsunions.Hehasbeenamemberofthe

CongressPartyfromthebeginning,andhasheldseveralparty

postsbothwithinKeralaStateandin AllIndiaCongressCommittee.HehasalsoheldnumerouspositionsintheKeralaLegislativeAssemblyfrom1970onwardsandhasheldtheport-folioofUnionCabinetMinisterofCivilSupplies,ConsumerAffairsandPublicDistributionfrom1993to1995.MrAntonyisanastutepoliticianwithaspotlessimagewhohasbeentheChiefMinisterofKeralathrice.

Dr A P J Ab d u l Ka l amPresidentofIndia&Supreme Commanderofthe Armed Forces

Dr Manmohan Singh

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Mr AKAntonyMinisterofDefence

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Head ofState and Government................ President Hamid KarzaiDefence Minister.......................... Gen (Ret)Abdul Rahim WardakChiefofStaffofthe High Command ... Gen Abdul Rashid DostumChiefofGeneralStaffofthe Armed Forces... Gen Bismullah Khan

Commander ofthe Air Force ............... Lt Gen Mohammad Dauran

CFA-C-Commander..................... Lt Gen Karl Eikenberry (US Army)ISAFCommander................................. Lt Gen David Richards (UK)MinistryofDefence

Zia Watt,Kabul,AfghanistanArmed ForcesHQ

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Head ofState .............................. President Abdel-aziz BouteflikaPrime Minister and Defence Minister.................. Ahmed OuyahiaChiefofGeneralStaff........................ Maj Gen Salah Ahmed GaidCommander ofthe Army ............................. Maj Gen Ahcene TaferCommander ofthe Navy............................ Gen Mohand TharYalaCommander ofthe Gendarmerie.............. Maj Gen Tayeb Derradji

MinistryofDefence

Avenue des Tagarins,Algiers,Algeria

Tel:+2132611515NationalPeoplesArmyHQ

C/oMinistryofNationalDefence,AvenueAliKhoudja,Algiers,Algeria

Tel: +2132631476,631765,611515

Head ofState............................................. HM Queen Elizabeth IIGovernor General............................ Maj Gen (Ret)Michael JefferyPrime Minister......................................................... John Howard

Defence Minister................................................. Brendan Nelson

Secretaryto the DepartmentofDefence ....................... Ric SmithChiefofthe Defence Forces.......................... ACM Angus HoustonChiefofNavy.......................................... Vice Adm Russ ShaldersChiefofArmy................................................... Lt Gen PeterLeahyChiefofAir Force............................... AirMarshal Geoff Shephard

ChiefJointOperations.................................. Lt Gen Ken Gillespie

DepartmentofDefence

Russell Offices,Canberra,ACT2600,Australia

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Head ofState........................... HM King Hamad I bin Isa alKhalifaCrown Prince and C-in-Cofthe Defence Forces.............................

............................................. Shaikh Salman bin Hamad alKhalifaHead ofGovernment.....................................................................

.......................Prime MinisterShaikh Khalifa bin Salman alKhalifa

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................................... Lt Gen Sheikh Khalifa bin Hamad alKhalifaChiefofStaffofthe Defence Forces..............................................

............................ Maj Gen Sheikh Abdullah bin Salman alKhalifaCommander ofthe Navy................... Lt Col Yusuf Ahmad MalallahCommander ofthe Land Forces .....................................................

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Head ofState....................................... President Iajuddin AhmedPrime Minister and Defence Minister ........................ Khaleda ZiaMinister in Charge ofDefence........................ Hafiz Uddin AhmedChiefofStaffofthe Army........................ Lt Gen Moeen U AhmedChiefofStaffofthe Navy .. RearAdm Mohammed Hasan Ali KhanChiefofStaffofthe Air Force ........ AirVice Marshal Fakhrul Azam

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KAZAKHSTAN

Economy OverviewKazakhstan,thelargestoftheformerSovietrepublics,excludingRussia,possessesenormousfossilfuelreservesandplentifulsuppliesofothermineralsandmetals.Ithasalargeagriculturalsectoroflivestockandgrain.Kazakhstan'sindustrialsectorrestsontheextractionandprocess-ingofthesenaturalresourcesandonagrowingmachine-buildingsectorspecialisinginconstructionequipment,tractors,agriculturalmachinery,andsomedefenceitems.ThebreakupoftheUSSRinDecember1991andthecollapseindemandforKazakhstan'straditionalheavyindustryprod-uctsresultedinashort-termcontractionoftheeconomy,withthesteep-estannualdeclineoccurringin1994.In1995-97,thepaceofeconomic

reformandprivatisationquickened,resultinginasubstantialshiftingofassetsintotheprivatesector.Kazakhstanenjoyeddouble-digitgrowthin20001andasolid9.5%in2002thankslargelytoitsboomingenergysector,economicreform,goodharvests,andforeigninvestment.Growthremainedatthehigh9%levelin2003and2004.TheopeningoftheCaspianConsortiumpipelinein2001fromwesternKazakhstan'sTengizoilfieldtotheBlackSeahassubstantiallyraisedexportcapacity.Inthemeanwhile,theUSwhilepressuringKazakhstantoensuredemocraticreforms,favoursthelayingofapipelinewestwardsbypassingbothRussiaandIran.Thisdovetailsnicelywiththestatedpolicyofthe PresidentNursultanNazarbayevofdiversifyinghisabilitytoexportoilandgaspro-ducedinthecountry.CurrentissueswithwhichKazakhstanisgrapplinginclude:developingacohesivenationalidentity;expandingthedevelop-mentofthecountry'svastenergyresourcesandexportingthemtoworldmarkets;achievingasustainableeconomicgrowthoutsidetheoil,gas,andminingsectors;andstrengtheningrelationswithneighbouringstatesandotherforeignpowers.

DefenceTotalArmedForces : Active65,800(Army46,800,Air19000)

Reserves2,37,000est.Te rmso fSe rvi ce s : 2 4mon thsParamilitaryforces : PresidentialGuard2,000

InternalSecurityTroops20,000MaritimeBorderGuard3,000State,BorderProtectionForce12,000GovernmentGuard500

Security Environment

ThereisnoexternalthreattoKazakhstanbutitisworriedaboutpan-Islamicinsurgentsproliferatingintheregion.Tosomeextent,therepres-sivepoliciesofthegovernmentandlackofpressfreedomareresponsiblefortheeasewithwhichtheinsurgentgroupsareabletorecruityoungpeo-pletotheircause.TheUShasacquiredahighprofileinKazakhstanasabulwarkagainstterrorism.

Kazakhstanhasthelargestoilreservesintheregion.InadditiontothecompetitionbetweenUS,Russia,China,IndiaandsomeEuropeancoun-triesforKazakhoil,thereisalsotheissueofhowthisoilandgasistobetransportedtotheouterworld.SomeofthepossibleroutesarepipelinestoIran,China,RussiaandTurkey;workhasstartedonallfourofthem.KazakhstanisamemberoftheCentralAsianCooperationOrganisation,andtheShanghaiCooperationOrganisationcreatedtofightterrorism,separatismandreligiousextremism.Itisalsopart oftheRussianledCollectiveSecurityTreatyOrganisation,alongwithKyrgyzstan,Tajikistan,ArmeniaandBelarus.

KazakhstanandChinahaveresolvedtheirborderdisputeandareworkingtodemarcatetheirborderstocontrolpopulationmigration,illegalactivi-tiesandtrade.Thedelimitationofitsboundarieswithmostofitsneigh-boursisalmostcomplete.EquidistantseabedtreatieshavebeensignedwithAzerbaijanandRussiaintheCaspianSea,butnoresolutionhasbeenmadeondividingthewatercolumnamonganyofthelittoralstates.

ARMYS t re ng t h : 4 6 ,8 0 0

Force StructureM i l ita ryDist r i ct :4

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General Information

A r ea : 2 , 7 17 ,3 0 0s q km

C a pi t al : A s t an a

Population :15,233,244(July2006est.)EthnicDivisions:Kazakh(Qazaq)53.4%Russian30%,

Ukrainian3.7%Uzbek2.5%,German2.4%,

Tatar1.7%,Uygur1.4%,other6%Religions :Muslim47%,RussianOrthodox44%,

Protestant2%,other7%

Language :Kazakh(Qazaq,statelanguage)64.4%,

Russian(official,usedineverydayBusiness,designatedthe"languageof

Interethniccommunication")95%(2001est.)

L i te r ac y : 9 8 . 4%

Government :RepublicSu f f ra g e : 18ye a rso fag e ;u ni ve rsa l

Administrative

Di vi si o n : 14 p ro vi nce sa nd3 ci t ie s

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