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VIDEO | On Wednesday, a Hyderabad-based defence tech company unveiled what it claims to be India’s first Anti-Drone Patrol Vehicle (ADPV), the Indrajaal Ranger, a fully mobile, AI-enabled system capable of detecting, tracking, and neutralising hostile drones even while in motion. Unlike traditional vehicle-mounted anti-drone systems that function only...

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