<p>The test was scheduled on launch pad number four of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) testing centre in Wheelers island off Orissa’s Badrak district.</p>.<p>“All preparations were over for the important test firing but it had to be postponed because of a technical snag at the last minute,” sources at the premier missile testing centre said.</p>.<p>The test had been considered vital as the missile had failed a previous test in December 2010. </p>.<p>Capable of hitting targets 2,000 km away, Agni II can carry both conventional and nuclear warheads. It had its first test in April 1991.</p>
<p>The test was scheduled on launch pad number four of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) testing centre in Wheelers island off Orissa’s Badrak district.</p>.<p>“All preparations were over for the important test firing but it had to be postponed because of a technical snag at the last minute,” sources at the premier missile testing centre said.</p>.<p>The test had been considered vital as the missile had failed a previous test in December 2010. </p>.<p>Capable of hitting targets 2,000 km away, Agni II can carry both conventional and nuclear warheads. It had its first test in April 1991.</p>
