IG Defence Anti-Drone Gun: Indian defence company IG Defence has received new orders from both the Indian Army and the Indian Navy for its own made counter-drone weapon. The system is called the IG T-Shul Pulse Anti-Drone Gun. This move shows India is taking strong steps to protect itself from enemy drones and reduce dependence on foreign defence equipment. The company said this order supports the Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat goals, which focus on building defence tools inside the country.
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How the IG T-Shul Pulse Works?
The IG T-Shul Pulse is a small device that soldiers can hold and use easily. It does not fire any shots. It sends electronic signals that confuse enemy drones and cut their control. When this happens, the drone stops working. The system can work up to about two kilometres if the view is clear. Soldiers can use it quickly on the ground to protect army camps, naval bases, and other important locations.
Unlike older systems this device blocks many signal bands at the same time. This helps stop modern drones that use more than one way to communicate or navigate. The system is also designed in a way that it does not disturb friendly radios or sensitive naval equipment. IG Defence said the system works on its own and stays electronically isolated, which lowers cyber and signal risks.
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Fast Delivery
IG Defence confirmed that delivery and use of the system will begin in about one month. The company can currently make these systems in large numbers and can increase production quickly if needed. The firm has already shown its skills earlier by using another system called the IG FPV Striker during Operation Sindoor.
Talking about the new induction, Maj Gen R C Padhi (Retd), Senior Vice President of IG Defence, said, “The induction of indigenous counter-drone systems such as the IG T-Shul Pulse reflects the Armed Forces’ focus on preparedness against emerging aerial threats.”
