Defense deal: The Indian Army will soon get a new consignment of the Nag missile system. It is an anti -tank missile system, which destroys the tank of enemies in an eye. For this, the Ministry of Defense confirmed the deal on Thursday (27 March).

The Nag missile system has been contract with Armard Vehicle Corporation Limited (AVNL). The deal was Rs 1,801.34 crore. Under this, AVNL will supply this anti -tank missile system to the Indian Army.

Along with this, another big deal has also been done. The Ministry of Defense has signed a contract for about 5,000 light vehicles with Force Motors Limited and Mahindra & Mahindra Limited. The deal is about 700 crores.

In this way, on Thursday, in a single day, the central government confirmed 2500 crore deals related to defense. Both these deals have been under the ‘indigenous design, developed and manufactured’ category. That is, the missile systems and vehicles received by the army in these deals will be developed and manufactured in India itself.

Fire-end-Fargate technology
DRDO’s Defense Research and Development Laboratory (DRDL) has developed the ‘Nag missile system tracked version’. It is a state-of-the-art anti-tank weapon system, equipped with fire-foregate missiles and advanced siting systems against enemy armored vehicles. That is, there is no need to guide this missile left once the tank is targeted. This missile tank rests only by doing tank work.

The Nag missile is capable of working in every season. It destroys the enemy’s tank accurately. It has infrared technology, which locks the target before launch. Its firepower is up to 4 kilometers. This light weight missile destroys enemy tanks and other military vehicles in seconds. Its first successful test was done in 1990. Since then, new techniques have been added to it continuously and the missile system has been successfully tested with these techniques. Two months ago, the advanced technology of this missile has been a successful test.