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401: 327: 33: 365:, the Indian Army said that the MPV failed in most of the tests conducted, such as driving on steep terrain with occasional breakdowns, leaks and broken parts. During simulated IED bomb tests, the MPV failed since it destroyed the windows and the floor plates with the rear axles and hull having major damage. At one point, the MPV crew refused to participate in driving the vehicle in the snow as part of the snow test, not trusting its worthiness. 449: 475: 496: 391:– Second version of the MPV. It's built to withstand bomb attacks from TNT and other types of explosives for up to 42 kg under the wheel and 35 kg, alongside 14 kg of explosives and 1 kg of shrapnel from 5 metres with a height of 1.5 metres under the hull with a 6Ă—6 drivetrain. The other known variant aside from the MRAP version is a light armored recovery vehicle, which has a 4x4 drivetrain. 435: 1480: 341:
Its use was criticized by the CRPF due to bad armor protection, which means that stronger IEDs can be used to destroy them when they are out on patrols. Naxalite-made IEDs are composed of fertilisers, gelatins, emulsions and slurries. Their successes in destroying them serves as mainly propaganda for
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The creation of the Yuktirath has better protection than its predecessor, surviving 14 kg of explosives and 1 kg of shrapnel from 5 metres with a height of 1.5 metres, which also includes better axles to be easily replaced in case it gets damaged in an IED ambush. It can also withstand TNT
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In response, OFB made an upgraded version of the first MPV, known as the Modern Mine Protected Vehicle or the Yuktirath, which was ordered by the Indian Army with an initial order of 14 MPVs in 2009. The Yukitirath was officially presented for the first time in public in 2012 at the Defexpo 2012
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exhibition. The Indian Army made an order for 250 MPVs in late September 2016, which is expected to be produced by Vehicle Factory Jabalpur with first deliveries made in 2018. They will be deployed in the Northeastern parts of India and in Kashmir for anti-insurgency operations.
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The Mine Protected Vehicle has been improved by Ordnance Factory Board after feedback from the CRPF based on their experience in encountering powerful improvised explosive devices that were able to destroy them and kill the occupants inside during ambushes.
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The reasoning was simple, the Naxalites were able to produce IEDs containing up to 80 kilograms explosives in weight and no MRAP can be designed to survive the blast force generated by such a massive explosion due to IEDs and not against anti-tank mines.
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Ordnance Factory Board Medak won the Golden Peacock Innovative Product Award during a ceremony in Dubai in 2016 for excellence in their technology in creating and improving the MPV.
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This also forced the CRPF to look for alternative means to successfully counter IED ambushes. The CRPF has discontinued most of its MPVs in service in 2012.
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or a mounted turret for a light or medium machine gun for protection and self-defense purposes. The RWS can be armed with machine guns or grenade launchers.
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In 2012, the CRPF approached OFB specialists from Vehicle Factory Jabalpur and requested for future MPVs to be enhanced for better protection against IEDs.
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In the meantime, their MPVs were sent to Kashmir for use in providing security to CRPF convoys there, since the insurgents operating in the region and in
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as an armored personnel carrier to transport personnel with protection from explosives and small arms fire. The MPV’s construction was based on the
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On September 5, 2022, India gave 10 MPVs as part of a military grant worth Rs 222 million (US$ 4.25 Million, adjusted for 2024).
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and other types of explosives for up to 42 kg under the wheel and 35 kg under the hull with a 6x6 drivetrain.
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For a short time, there were discreet inquiries made by the US military on the option of purchasing OFB-made MPVs.
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The Mine Protected Vehicle was developed in 2001 at a cost of US$ 14 million. In 2004, exports were made to Nepal.
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areas have different operational methods. CRPF MPVs in Naxalite areas are limited to evacuating casualties.
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reported in the July 2005 issue that OFB had made a version of the MPV with a remote control weapon system.
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Surviving the Ride: A Pictorial History of South African-Manufactured Mine-Protected Vehicles
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Hence, the MRAPs were converted to use in limited roles, such as evacuating casualties.
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mentioned the need for technology to be modernized with the creation of the Yuktirath.
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Being based on the Casspir, the MPV has the same V-monoque hull with a provision for a
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passing by the wreck of a Nepalese MVP, destroyed one year earlier during
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Verman, Bharat (April–June 2004). "Indian Defence Supplies for Nepal".
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The MPV was presented publicly in 2007, with the name of
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However following a series of ambushes conducted with
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Index


Infantry mobility vehicle
India
Operators
Naxalite–Maoist insurgency
Insurgency in Jammu and Kashmir
Nepalese Civil War
Ordnance Factory Board
Variants
Remote weapon station
Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected
Indian Army
Central Reserve Police Force
Casspir
Aditya
improvised explosive devices
Naxal-influenced

Remote weapon station
M. M. Pallam Raju
Wer’wolf MKII
Sanskrit

Tanzanian
WZ551
MONUSCO
operations against the ADF
Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Myanmar

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