What Is ‘Kharga’ Kamikaze, Indian Army’s High-Speed Drone

What Is ‘Kharga’ Kamikaze, Indian Army’s High-Speed Drone


The drone is a high-speed and low-weight aerial automobile with a pace of 40 meters per second.

The Indian Army has developed ‘Kharga’ Kamikaze drone, an aero system able to being deployed in intelligence and surveillance roles. The drone is a high-speed and low-weight aerial automobile with a pace of 40 meters per second, officers stated.

‘Kharga’ can carry as much as 700 grams of explosives and is provided with GPS, a navigation system, and a high-definition digital camera. It additionally reportedly has countermeasures for enemy electromagnetic spectrum jamming.

The drone has a spread of about one and a half kilometres. 

Known as a form of ‘suicide’ drone, it will probably simply destroy enemy targets. According to officers, ‘Kharga’ doesn’t come underneath the radar vary.

The drone has been constructed at a price of Rs 30,000.

Such drones had been used within the Russia-Ukraine conflict, officers stated.

In August, the National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) launched potent ‘Swadeshi’ (indigenous) Kamikaze drones – do-and-die unmanned aerial automobiles with home-built engines that may energy them to fly as much as 1,000 kilometres. The aerial automobiles have been used extensively by the Ukrainians to focus on Russian infantry and armoured automobiles.

The Kamikaze suicide missions had been first seen in the direction of the top of World War II when the pilots of a depleted Japanese air drive would ram their fighter planes on Allied plane and ships.

‘Dronaam’ neutralised 55% drones

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday stated that the Border Security Force (BSF) has been in a position to neutralise 55 p.c of drones alongside the India-Pakistan border in Punjab utilizing ‘Dronaam’, India’s indigenous counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS).

“I sleep fearlessly at night time as I do know you individuals are guarding borders. The new system put in is a good success,” Mr Shah stated whereas addressing the sixtieth elevating day of the Border Security Force.

Developed by Gurutvaa Systems, ‘Dronaam’ is a cutting-edge modular C-UAS designed to supply foolproof safety in opposition to unlawful unmanned aerial methods (UAS). It is a flexible system that may present directional or omnidirectional protection, making it appropriate for varied safety eventualities.