India Displays Undersea Warfare Might: DRDO, Navy Successfully Test Multi-Influence Ground Mine Firing Exercise

New Delhi: India's Defence Research and Development organisation in collaboration with Indian Navy successfully undertook combat firing of the indigenously designed and developed Multi-Influence Ground Mine (MIGM).

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has complimented the DRDO, Indian Navy for this achievement and said that the system would further enhance undersea warfare capabilities of the Indian Navy.

The latest security exercise has come in wake of nation's preparedness to take the avenge of the Pahalgam terror attack when 4-5 Pakistani terrorists launched a brutal and barbaric attack on innocent Indian civilians who were visiting Kashmir for vacation. Hindus were hand picked, singled out by terrorists and shot dead in front of their children, wife and parents.

Apart from Multi-Influence Ground Mine (MIGM) firing exercise, India has been conducting a number of high strength security drills by the Indian Air Force, Army and Navy to prepare itself to punish Pakistan and also engage Islamabad in a psychological warfare.

In another exercise, the SpearCorps of the Indian Army honed their combat skills in an integrated surveillance and firepower exercise, mastering drills and refining procedures.

SpearCorps warriors executed seamless battlefield surveillance to precision strikes, sharpening crew proficiency and elevating combat readiness.

The exercise brought out teamwork with various arms and ITBP, thus pushing limits, perfecting joint operations and staying mission ready.

Last month in April, DRDO successfully conducted the Release Trials of Long-Range Glide Bomb (LRGB) ‘Gaurav’ between from the Su-30 MKI aircraft.

During the trials, the weapon was integrated to multiple stations in different warhead configurations, with land target on Island. The trials successfully demonstrated range close to 100 kms with pin-point accuracy.