Indian Army orders 840 one-way attack drones from Tata, Nibe for ₹1,577 crore
New Delhi: The Indian Army has signed contracts worth ₹1,577 crore to acquire domestically produced one-way attack drones within the next 12 months.
This is the first major order for drones under the fast-track procedure, which enables the armed forces to quickly place orders with supplies to start within six months of the contract signing.
The contracts, awarded to Tata Advanced Systems (TASL) and Nibe, will give the army 840 long-range attack drones capable of striking targets at a range of over 100 km and operating in environments with dense jamming and spoofing.
This is the first major order for drones under the fast-track procedure, which enables the armed forces to quickly place orders with supplies to start within six months of the contract signing.
The contracts, awarded to Tata Advanced Systems (TASL) and Nibe, will give the army 840 long-range attack drones capable of striking targets at a range of over 100 km and operating in environments with dense jamming and spoofing.
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