Indian Army Receives Advanced Kamikaze Drones from Gujarat Firm
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The Indian Army has acquired hundreds of kamikaze drones from InsideFPV, a drone company based in Surat, Gujarat, under a ₹10 crore (approximately $1.2 million USD) contract. These drones, designed for high-precision surgical strikes, can operate in extreme temperatures down to -35°C and are part of India's push for domestic defense manufacturing.
- 01The Indian Army has received hundreds of kamikaze drones from InsideFPV.
- 02The contract, worth ₹10 crore, was signed in December 2022.
- 03Drones can operate in temperatures as low as -35°C and have a top speed of 120 km/h.
- 04They are designed for surgical strikes and rapid response to threats.
- 05This acquisition highlights India's focus on indigenous defense manufacturing.
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The Indian Army has successfully received a significant consignment of kamikaze drones from InsideFPV, a deep-tech drone company based in Surat, Gujarat. This delivery was made under a ₹10 crore (approximately $1.2 million USD) contract awarded by the Ministry of Defence, which was signed in December 2022. The drones are engineered for high-precision surgical strikes and can operate in extreme conditions, withstanding temperatures as low as -35°C. They feature advanced capabilities such as autonomous precision targeting, a top speed of 120 km/h, and an operational range of 10 km. The drones are particularly suited for high-risk combat scenarios and can neutralize fortified or mobile targets deep in enemy territory. This procurement reflects India's broader strategy to enhance domestic defense manufacturing by favoring indigenous firms capable of delivering advanced unmanned systems rapidly and efficiently.
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This development enhances the Indian Army's operational capabilities, particularly in high-risk environments, and supports local technology industries.
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