Pakistan finds it very difficult to do pierce through the strong ‘drones, detectors, detectors and destroyed’ system developed by Indian defense scientists.
Since Pakistan continues to target India with a drone along the western border, an indigenous system that has been developed by the Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO), failing Islamabad’s attacks. It is similar to the famous “Iron Dome” shield which is used by Israel to thwart rocket attacks by Gaza in Yemen and Hamas in Hauthis.
This ground-based, rather invisible system is effectively knocking most of the air opportunities by Pakistan using Turkish drones effectively.
In its attempt to quickly develop the anti-drain system, DRDO brought out at least four laboratories especially in various domains to develop a multi-sensor solution for detection, identity and neutrality of such unmanned air aircraft.

The result of this attempt was the indigenous solution of DRDO to deal with drone hazards- drone-detect, detech and destroyed (D4) system, which is successfully included in all three services.
Speaking at a program of Defense Staff (CDS), Anil Chauhan, on 10 March at a program by the Center for Joint Warfare Studies, emphasized “transformational effects of unmanned air systems (UAS) in modern war”. He highlighted major trends -session, robotics progress and AI -operated intelligence -which is exploited by the UAS, making them highly disruptive.
Referring to the current conflicts, General Chauhan also underlined how drones are re -shaping martial economics with low cost, high -impact solutions.
The drone is a low cost way to target the enemy and assess their radar and air defense capabilities. By blowing up those people in the crowd, Pakistan is trying to degrade India’s air defense weapons shares, but guided energy or laser weapons can be used many times, without fear of tiredness without them.
In the D4 system, the identification and identity of the drone is obtained from a combination of radar and radio frequency detection system and input from the electro-optic identification system.
A very powerful neutralization system affects the drone by soft kilo using radio frequency jamming, Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) jamming, and Global Positioning System (GPS) spoofing technology.
Since drones are autonomous unmanned aerial vehicles, they have to know their positions and final goals. This is done using GPS, and the Indian D4 system is refined to deny these signals or confuse drones and destroy them.
If a soft murder does not work, it is a difficult hit with high energy-directed energy weapons using powerful lasers. DRDO’s frontline lab has played an important role in its development for high energy system and sciences located in Hyderabad.
The Indian D4 system may be vehicle or stable with an integrated command and control center. Vehicle-mounted versions are used actively in war-like conditions, and stable units are deployed in major military installations.
The static D4 system provides 360-degree coverage and can even shoot small drones.
According to DRDO, the D4 system is being constructed in the country with the ecosystem of many Indian industries in the country, combining with the ‘Make in India’ initiative. Its system efficacy against various types of drones has been accepted by several security agencies under the Home and Defense Ministries and also displayed defense forces from some other countries.
Many laboratories under DRDO have helped develop this powerful anti-drain system, including electronics and radar growth establishments (LRDE), Bengaluru; Defense Electronics Research Laboratory (DLRL); Center for High Energy Systems and Sciences (Chess), Hyderabad; And Instruments Research and Development Installation (IRDE), Dehradun.
The D4 counter-drain system is also being deployed in major national programs of the country as part of an advanced security measure.