India successfully Test Fired ‘Dhruvastra’ ATGM

Current Context: India successfully carried out the firing test of indigenous Anti-tank Guided Missile (ATGM) named as ‘Dhruvastra’.

• The ‘Dhruvastra’ ATGM was formerly known as HELINA (Helicopter Launched Nag Missile). Hence it is termed as Helicopter version of ‘Nag Helina’.
• The test-firing was conducted by DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organisation) at Chandipur, Odisha.
• To observe the working and operation of ‘Dhruvastra’, firing test was conducted in direct and top attack mode.
• ‘Dhruvastra’, a variant of Helina weapon system is being inducted into Indian Air Force (IAF).
• It is having a maximum range capability of 7km in LOBL (Lock On Before Launch) mode.
• It is having warhead penetration capability of 800mm.
• Image Infra-Red Seeker provides fire and forgets capability to ‘Dhruvastra’.
• It can support 4 twin launchers and can be attached to 8 missiles.
• It is developed under IGMDP (Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme) of DRDO.
• Static Part: 
• HQ of DRDO: New Delhi
• Chairman of DRDO: G Sathesh Reddy

Question: 

Q.1 Where was Anti-tank Guided Missile (ATGM) named as ‘Dhruvastra’ test-fired by India?
a. Andhra Pradesh
b. Odisha
c. Andaman and Nicobar islands
d. Goa