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Indian Army Inducts 600 Indigenous 'Vibhav' Anti-Tank Mines
Recently, the Indian Army added 600 domestically-produced self-neutralizing anti-tank mines called "Vibhav" to its arsenal, representing a significant boost to India's defence capabilities in countering armoured threats.
Key Points
- Collaborative Creation: The 'Vibhav' anti-tank mines are a result of collaboration between the Indian Army and the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO).
- These mines are designed for point-attack against enemy armoured vehicles, showcasing India's commitment to independent defence capability development.
- Cutting-Edge Technology: 'Vibhav' mines are constructed using advanced plastic materials, ensuring durability and strength for storage, handling, and deployment in various field conditions.
- Versatile Defence: 'Vibhav' mines are specifically engineered to deliver mobility ....
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