Global Conflict's video: Arabian Sea Andamans Deploy Drishti-10 Drone

The Drishti-10 Starliner is an Indian Medium Altitude Long Endurance UAV based on the Elbits Hermes 900, manufactured by Adani Defence and Aerospace for the Indian Armed Forces. The UAV reportedly has an indigenous content of over 70%. Developed as an advanced intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) platform. It is an all-weather platform compatible with NATO's STANAG 4671 (Standardised Agreement 4671) Certification for the UAV system's airworthiness. It is built at the Adani Aerospace Park in Hyderabad. The Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar flagged off the first indigenously manufactured Drishti 10 'Starliner' Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) for the Navy with 75 dignitaries in attendance. The first UAV which would Leave from Hyderabad to Porbandar will be inducted into Naval Maritime Operations. Speaking at the event, Director General Army Aviation Lt. Gen. A. K. Suri said that the army was looking to receive the Drishti-10s in the next 2–3 Months as well as they account for the 2 for each services bought under a Rapid Emergency Procurement Program in 2021. The Indian Army has plans to deploy the Drishti-10 in the Punjab sector, including the desert sector. The Indian Navy will position them in Porbandar to keep an eye on the maritime boundary with Pakistan; the drone has the capacity to fly for over 36 hours and it can cover a distance of around 2,000 km.