Right now all of these drone programs are HAL's pet projects without the support of forces.
In the expendable class, the IN has chosen Abhimanyu. I guess it's currently not suitable for IAF use.
In the non-expendable class, neither the IAF nor IN have made a decision yet. We will likely be looking at a large program with multiple competitors, HAL being one of them. Or maybe none at all.
General Atomics is offering their Gambit Series. Airbus is offering something too.
In India, Paninian is working on a loyal wingman program.
Right now, there's no clear indication of whether the forces will even pursue these non-expendable mid-range drone programs. Only the IN has shown a passing interest in the CATS concept in front of the media. The IAF has been mum about everything.
Kalam Labs is working on a near-space mach 2.5+ supercruise-capable drone.
Near space aerial vehicles operating at 100,000+ ft for high-altitude reconnaissance and surveillance missions. Advanced stealth technology for strategic operations.
www.kalamlabs.in
The Indian Army already tested one of their autonomous UAVs to above 30 km in the Himalayas. The website's banner is the video. They are currently working on a smaller ramjet UAV for near-space surveillance.