India's nuclear capable Agni-II intermediate range ballistic missile, with a striking range of 2,000km, is likely to be test fired as part of user trial by the army from the Integrated Test Range at Wheeler Island off Orissa coast on Monday.
"The trial of the indigenously made sophisticated missile is to be conducted from the ITR in the Wheelers Island, about 70km from Chandipur defence base sea," Defence sources said on Sunday.
Range integration work in the ITR for the proposed trial of Agni-II missile is complete and after a final check-up in the sub-systems of the missile, the mission will be taken up tomorrow, they said.
It is a user's trial by army and Strategic Forces Command (SFC) would conduct the test with logistic support provided by the ITR, the sources said.
"All necessary preparations for the trial have been completed and if everything goes well, the trial will be conducted as per schedule tomorrow," they said.
Senior officials, experts and scientists would be present during the trial, they said.