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{{Non-free media data|Description = Thermonuclear device Shakti I tested during Pokhran-II

|Source = Government of India (note higher resolution versions on [http://nuclearweaponarchive.org/India/IndiaShakti.html nuclearweaponarchive.org])

|Portion = All

|Low resolution = Yes (300 w × 424 h)

|Other information = Claim of Indian government copyright is reasonable as this was a highly valuable military weapons test which was being deployed in secret; it was unlikely to have been photographed by non-governmental personnel or without specific permission to do so.

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{{Non-free media rationale|Article = India and weapons of mass destruction

|Purpose = Illustration of the most powerful device tested during Pokhran-II, a thermonuclear device made by India.

|Replaceability = No: explosive nuclear devices are extremely unlikely to be available for public viewing outside of government-controlled situations and this one has already been detonated.

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{{Non-free media rationale|Article = Thermonuclear weapon

|Purpose = Illustration of the most powerful device tested during Pokhran-II, a thermonuclear device made by India.

|Replaceability = No: explosive nuclear devices are extremely unlikely to be available for public viewing outside of government-controlled situations and this one has already been detonated.

}}

{{Non-free media rationale|Article = Pokhran-II

|Purpose = Illustration of the most powerful device tested during Pokhran-II, a thermonuclear device made by India.

|Replaceability = No: explosive nuclear devices are extremely unlikely to be available for public viewing outside of government-controlled situations and this one has already been detonated.

}}

{{Non-free media rationale|Article = Military history of India

|Purpose = Illustration of the most powerful device tested during Pokhran-II, a thermonuclear device made by India.

|Replaceability = No: explosive nuclear devices are extremely unlikely to be available for public viewing outside of government-controlled situations and this one has already been detonated.

}}