In a recent military operation named 'Operation Sindoor', Indian Army air defence units were positioned along India's western front. According to official reports, these units engaged and neutralized over 600 drones that originated from Pakistan. The operation involved the use of a multi-layered air defence network, which integrated both existing weapon systems and technologies developed within India. The deployment aimed to address increasing concerns about the use of drones for surveillance and potential hostile activities along the border. The Indian Army's response reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen border security and counter the evolving threat posed by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The operation reportedly resulted in the successful interception and neutralization of a significant number of drones, with the remaining drones being repelled. The use of indigenous technology highlights India's focus on self-reliance in defense capabilities. No further details about the specific types of drones or the exact timeline of the operation were provided in the official reports.