Correct Answer: Option A) 1 & 2
Agni-1 is a short-range ballistic missile developed by India as part of its Integrated Guided Missile Development Program.
It has a range of approximately 1,200–2,500 km - This statement is true. Agni-1 has an operational range of approximately 700-1,250 km, which was later extended to around 1,200-2,500 km in newer variants.
It is a rail and road-mobile missile - This statement is true. Agni-1 is designed to be transported and launched from both rail and road mobile launchers, giving it strategic flexibility and mobility.
It is powered by a two-stage liquid-solid hybrid engine - This statement is false. Agni-1 is powered by a single-stage solid fuel rocket motor, not a two-stage liquid-solid hybrid engine. The solid propellant provides it with quick response capability which is essential for tactical missiles.
Additional Information:
Agni-1 was first tested in 1989 and has been in service with the Indian Armed Forces since 2004.
It's designed to carry both conventional and nuclear warheads with a payload capacity of around 1,000 kg.