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The deadline for registering drones has also been deferred as the government looks to prop up the domestic industry.
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The deadline for registering drones has also been deferred as the government looks to prop up the domestic industry.
With Independence Day less than a month away, Delhi Police have reportedly taken certain measures like temporarily banning the use of UAVs while districts...
A week ago, two drones were used in an attack on the IAF station at Jammu airport and there were other suspicious sightings of...
Two blasts took place at the IAF base in Jammu airport on Sunday and caused minor injuries to two IAF personnel, reports said. The...
While the Army has been using drones for surveillance operations over the past 20 years, recent conflicts along India’s borders have driven the defence...
The Ministry of Civil Aviation granted a conditional exemption from the Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) Rules to the Indian Council of Medical Research for...
You’re reading it here first: The Central government wants to deploy drones — unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) — to deliver COVID19 vaccines to underserved...
Sri Lanka’s civil aviation authority today lifted the 8-month ban on operation of drones, reported the Sri Lanka daily newspaper Daily News. “Drones can...
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has certified a drone manufactured by Aarav Unmanned Systems for being compliant with the No-Permission, No-Takeoff (NP-NT)...
A report by the Department of Economic Affairs on fintech related issues has recommended insurance and lending companies in the agriculture sector “to use...
