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Google Street View is back in India (after it was banned in 2016) through a partnership with local companies Genesys and Tech Mahindra
Ola's latest acquisition could be a golden ticket for the company to build maps for various mobility models such as drones.
The map freely available for all was made possible in part, due to the liberalised drone rules and guidelines for geospatial data.
The company's DRHP also reveals details on its profit margin for FY2021, COVID-19 impact, and plans for the future.
Private companies can reportedly purchase and download the data online without visiting agency offices; meanwhile, a national policy involving geospatial data is also in...
Months after partially liberalising the country’s geospatial sector, the Department of Science and Technology has released the Draft National Geospatial Policy 2021, with the aim...
