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Aug
India is set to expand counter-drone security beyond military installations, with Indrajaal Autonomous Defense Systems and Sigma Advanced Systems announcing around ₹155 crore in government orders for the Indrajaal Ranger™ Anti-Drone Patrol Vehicle. According to the companies, a ₹145-crore order awarded to the Indrajaal-Sigma consortium will deploy the system in the country’s border-security environment, while a separate order worth around ₹10 crore from an urban police force will support VVIP protection and urban security. The Ranger is described as India’s first purpose-built, ARDTC-approved Anti-Drone Patrol Vehicle, designed to detect, track, identify and counter rogue drones while moving at high speeds.…
