Unlike US & Russia during cold-war, neither TSP nor PRC have missiles in hot configuration ready for launch on approach of a inbound missile. No country yet has any tech to know if incoming is nuclear or chemical warhead. When India launches Shourya, the onus is on receiver to figure out if it wants to gradually escalate or jump to MAD. Fortunately most nations will have people on the other end that are not crazy. Indian strategists/commanders are intimately familiar with this and other issues. Indian commander will not start a war that it unsure of winning. So when Shourya carries a punch to where it hurts, it will be part of tool kit for commander to choose most appropriately.
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