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Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme

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IGMDP or Integrated Guided Missile Development Program was initiated by India for developing a range of Missiles, including Missiles of IR; Agni missile Ballistic Missile (Surface to Surface), SR; Prithvi missile Ballistic Missile (Surface to Surface), Akash Missile (Surface to Air), Trishul Missile (Surface to Air) and Nag Missile (Surface to Surface). Most of these missiles are in various stages of development and deployment (Prithvi). Astra Missile is being developed for a Air to Air, Beyond Visual Range (BVR) role.

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