Swarm Drones & Loitering Munitions of Indian Army
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Army's Nagastra-1 loitering munition:
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Johnnette JM-1 loitering munition with the Army. Here the EO sights are removed:
Spec sheet:
Spec sheet:
First indigenous Loiter Munition, #Nagastra-1, developed by Solar Industries, is set to be inducted in the Infantry for the #IndianArmy. Fulfilling the contract from Indian Army, Economics Explosives Limited (EEL), a subsidiary of Solar Group, has manufactured and supplied 480… pic.twitter.com/9Go2GM6g5C
— Manish Prasad (@manishindiatv) December 2, 2024
Army seems to have started training troops to use FPV drones in battle:
Video:
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Video:
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First indigenous Loiter Munition, #Nagastra-1, developed by Solar Industries, is set to be inducted in the Infantry for the #IndianArmy. Fulfilling the contract from Indian Army, Economics Explosives Limited (EEL), a subsidiary of Solar Group, has manufactured and supplied 480… pic.twitter.com/9Go2GM6g5C
— Manish Prasad (@manishindiatv) December 2, 2024
Nagastra-1, developed by Solar Industries, is set to be inducted in the Infantry for the Indian Army. Fulfilling the contract from Indian Army, Economics Explosives Limited (EEL), a subsidiary of Solar Group, has manufactured and supplied 480 Loiter Munitions (LM) under the Emergency Procurement.
Videos of the Nagastra dones:
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KHARGA kamikaze Drone is cost effective (Approx 30,000), light weight, quick launch and easy to fabricate aerial system capable of being deployed in Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance roles as well as for kamikaze attacks onto enemy forces. It is equipped with a High-Definition camera, carries explosive payload, is GPS navigation enabled, evades detection by enemy radars and also has counter measures for enemy electromagnetic spectrum jamming.
KHARGA #Kamikaze Drone is cost effective (Approx 30,000), light weight, quick launch and easy to fabricate aerial system capable of being deployed in Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance roles as well as for #Kamikaze attacks onto enemy forces. It is equipped with a… pic.twitter.com/3628pTKW8Q
— Manish Prasad (@manishindiatv) December 5, 2024
#AtmanirbharBharat | #IndianArmy | #Year_of_Tech_Absorption | #TechInfusion
— Rising Star Corps_IA (@RisingStarCorps) March 16, 2025
Self-reliance in Warfare Tech—Designed, Developed & Dominant! 🇮🇳
The Fleur-de-Lis Brigade & TBRL Chandigarh developed & validated a combat-ready Kamikaze FPV drone with a customized warhead.@adgpi… pic.twitter.com/sST4g1XU7w
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Very good, this
The FPV Drone was fully assembled in-house at Rising Star Drone Battle School of Indian army under Fleur-De-Lis Brigade, under Maj Cephas Chetan of EME not DRDO, which has built over a hundred drones in the fleet as of March 2025.1). This in-house approach ensured complete control over build quality and component integration, team optimized structural integrity & and flight dynamics.3) TBRL’s contribution in the project was in terms of the munition & the final phase validation in their ranges. The circuitry for the explosive, the drone electronics, safeties to trigger the explosive - were all designed, developed & tested by Indian Army. Not undermining the efforts of TBRL , but they do not have any sort of expertise in Drones or avionics. Credit where due to the officers of the Indian Army and , who go ahead of their charter of duty to develop instruments which are operationally viable. The results reinforce the viability of FPV Drones as a game changing force multiplier for modern tac engagements.
The FPV Drone was fully assembled in-house at Rising Star Drone Battle School of Indian army under Fleur-De-Lis Brigade, under Maj Cephas Chetan of EME not DRDO, which has built over a hundred drones in the fleet as of March 2025.1). This in-house approach ensured complete control over build quality and component integration, team optimized structural integrity & and flight dynamics.3) TBRL’s contribution in the project was in terms of the munition & the final phase validation in their ranges. The circuitry for the explosive, the drone electronics, safeties to trigger the explosive - were all designed, developed & tested by Indian Army. Not undermining the efforts of TBRL , but they do not have any sort of expertise in Drones or avionics. Credit where due to the officers of the Indian Army and , who go ahead of their charter of duty to develop instruments which are operationally viable. The results reinforce the viability of FPV Drones as a game changing force multiplier for modern tac engagements.
The FPV Drone was fully assembled in-house at Rising Star Drone Battle School of Indian army under Fleur-De-Lis Brigade, under Maj Cephas Chetan of EME not DRDO, which has built over a hundred drones in the fleet as of March 2025.
— Maj Digvijay Singh Rawat, KC (@Dig_raw21) March 28, 2025
1). This in-house approach ensured complete… https://t.co/Fnp1Xztg0R pic.twitter.com/GZdvK5GBuK
An FPV UAV dropping Shivalik MMG pic.twitter.com/yKURjBZBqe
— SSR (@singhshwetabh71) April 7, 2025
An FPV UAV dropping Shivalik MMG:
