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Rogue Pak Drone Shot Down Along Border In Punjab, 3rd Incident In 4 Days
The Border Security Force on Monday shot down a Pakistani drone along the India-Pakistan international border in Punjab, a day after an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) carrying drugs was similarly neutralised.
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Over 6 Lakh Rogue Drones, Security Agencies Mulling "Sky Fence": Report
India has an estimated over 6 lakh rogue or unregulated unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and security agencies are analysing modern anti-drone weapons like "sky fence" and "drone gun" to counter terror or similar sabotage bids by these aerial platforms, official sources said on Sunday.
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'Rogue' UAVs Including Drones Could Be Shot Down In Proposed Policy
Anti-terror force NSG and industrial security agency CISF may be empowered to shoot down "rogue" low-flying objects like drones and gliders under a new policy which is being finalised.
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Need to Regulate Use of Drones to Prevent Misuse: Union Home Secretary
To check use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) by rogue elements to carry out terror attacks, the government is mulling to put in place a system to detect and defeat such threats and regulate low flying objects.
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Rogue Pak Drone Shot Down Along Border In Punjab, 3rd Incident In 4 Days
The Border Security Force on Monday shot down a Pakistani drone along the India-Pakistan international border in Punjab, a day after an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) carrying drugs was similarly neutralised.
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Over 6 Lakh Rogue Drones, Security Agencies Mulling "Sky Fence": Report
India has an estimated over 6 lakh rogue or unregulated unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and security agencies are analysing modern anti-drone weapons like "sky fence" and "drone gun" to counter terror or similar sabotage bids by these aerial platforms, official sources said on Sunday.
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'Rogue' UAVs Including Drones Could Be Shot Down In Proposed Policy
Anti-terror force NSG and industrial security agency CISF may be empowered to shoot down "rogue" low-flying objects like drones and gliders under a new policy which is being finalised.
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Need to Regulate Use of Drones to Prevent Misuse: Union Home Secretary
To check use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) by rogue elements to carry out terror attacks, the government is mulling to put in place a system to detect and defeat such threats and regulate low flying objects.
