  {{infobox | bodystyle = width:22.0em; | above = india | image = 240px|center|location of india | labelstyle = width:55%;padding:0.1em 0;line-height:1.2em; | datastyle = white-space:nowrap; | label1=nuclear programstart date |data1=1967 | label2=first nuclearweapon test |data2=18 may 1974&nbsp; | label3=first fusionweapon test |data3=11 may 1998&nbsp; | label4=most recent test |data4=13 may 1998 | label5=largest-yield test |data5=20â60 kt total&nbsp; | label6=number of teststo date |data6=6 | label7=peak stockpile |data7=90â110&nbsp; | label8=current stockpile |data8=as above | label9=maximum missilerange |data9=5,000 km&nbsp; | label10=npt status |data10=non-signatory | belowstyle = border-top:1px solid #aaa;background:none;font-size:90%; | below = {{columns |style=margin:0.5em 0.75em;text-align:left; |gap=0.25em | col1width=13.5em | col1 =  * &nbsp;smiling buddha * &nbsp;declared (pokhran-ii) * &nbsp;disputed (pokhran-ii)  | col2width=9.0em | col2 =  * &nbsp;2013 estimate * &nbsp;agni iii{{cite web |url=http://www.irgamag.com/component/k2/item/2400 |title=is indiaâs nuclear deterrent credible?  |last1=saran |first1=shyam |date=25 april 2013 |website=irgamag.com |accessdate= |quote="[â¦]&nbsp;these include a modest arsenal, nuclear-capable aircraft and missiles, both in fixed underground silos as well as&nbsp;[â¦] mounted on mobile rail and road-based platforms. these land-based missiles include both agni-ii (1,500&nbsp;km) as well as agni-iii (2,500&nbsp;km) missiles. the range and accuracy of further versions&nbsp;â for example, agni v (5,000&nbsp;km), which was tested successfully only recently&nbsp;â will improve with the acquisition of further technological capability and experience&q
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