In the year 2011, a missile named `PRAHAR`, developed by DRDO was test fired. This is a

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Q: 105 (CDS-I/2012)
In the year 2011, a missile named 'PRAHAR', developed by DRDO was test fired. This is a—

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Science

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CDS-I

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Option 1 states that the missile `PRAHAR` is a short-range surface to air missile. A surface to air missile is a missile that is launched from the ground and is designed to intercept and destroy airborne targets, such as aircraft or drones. However, the given answer mentions that `PRAHAR` is a short-range surface to surface missile, which contradicts this option.

Option 2 suggests that the missile is a long-range surface to air missile. This means that `PRAHAR` would be capable of engaging airborne targets from a long distance. However, this option is not the correct answer because the given answer specifies that `PRAHAR` is a short-range surface to surface missile.

Option 3 correctly states that `PRAHAR` is a short-range surface to surface missile. A surface to surface missile is a missile that is launched from one surface location, such as the ground, and is intended to strike a target on another surface location. `PRAHAR` falls into this category and it was indeed test fired by DRDO in 2011.

Option 4 claims that `PRAHAR` is a long-range surface to surface missile. However, this contradicts the given answer which states that