Pokhran: The Indian Army has successfully test-fired the indigenous anti-tank guided missile 'NAG' of the third-generation at Pokhran in Rajasthan. The Defence Ministry said the missile was test-fired by Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) at Pokhran Field Firing Range between 7th and 18th July. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has congratulated DRDO for its successful test.

The Nag missile has been developed with day and night capabilities to counter highly resolute enemy tanks within a range of 500 meters and a maximum of 4kms in all weather conditions. The production of the third generation guided anti-tank missile Nag is expected to be launched later this year. Till now, the trial was going on. The missile was tested for winter in 2018.

The 'Nag' was tested separately on Sunday at Pokhran in Rajasthan, both day and night. According to army sources, the anti-tank guided missile hit its dummy target. It is now believed that it could be inducted into the Indian Army fleet soon.

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