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BRICS+ agriculture beyond borders: Trade and resilience for a food-secure worldWith India’s leadership and BRICS+ cooperation, agriculture can become not only a source of food, but a foundation for resilience, prosperi...- ED raids in Maharashtra, Gujarat in Salim Dola drugs caseThe Enforcement Directorate conducted raids across Maharashtra and Gujarat. The probe targets Mohammad Salim Dola, an alleged drug traffick...
- Op Sindoor legacy: India moves from borrowing muscle to becoming a source for global playersIndia's defense sector is experiencing a historic upswing, with exports surpassing 38,000 crore rupees. This surge is directly linked to th...
- 'No GPS, no pilot, no cloud': How an Indian drone startup using 'physical AI' reached 'Sam Altman-led' Y Combinator after Shark Tank India crashTwo years after their dramatic Shark Tank India pitch where their drone nearly crashed, Vecros founders Prem Sai and Rajashree Devta have m...
- NIA probes drone-based arms smuggling across India-Pakistan borderThe National Investigation Agency is diving deep into a serious case involving drone-based arms trafficking from Pakistan. One key figure, ...
- Over 29,500 registered drones in India: Official dataAn official data reveals India has over 29,500 registered drones, with the highest numbers in Delhi, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra. DGCA has ...
- Indian company among 27 faces EU sanctions over dual-use exports to RussiaThe European bloc has imposed export restrictions on companies from India, Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Serbia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, and Turk...
- IIT Roorkee, AGROB and Garuda Aerospace partner to provide drone training across IndiaThe MoU between the parties is across areas of upcoming drone technologies in the principal technical and research areas of Software, Robot...
- To fast track agri-drone adoption, Centre approves 477 pesticides for drone usageThese 477 registered pesticides include insecticides, fungicides, and plant growth regulators (PGRs), for commercial use through drones for...
- India registers 29,500 drones as Govt sets up database"The government's focus on drones is mainly on using it for the agricultural and other essential item delivery in rural areas as well as fo...
- New rules on drones to usher in growth opportunities, spur innovation: NasscomThe Drone Rules, 2021 were issued on Wednesday and they supersede the Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Rules, 2021, which had come into force...
- View: Realising the economic value drones bring, India now has to play catch-upThe three key technology components of counter-drone systems — detection, identification and interdiction — individually fall under multipl...
- Register drones by Jan 31 or face action: Aviation ministryAny unregistered drone being operated beyond January 31 will invite penal action, said the order issued by the aviation ministry. It said t...
- Experiments to study operation of commercial BVLOS drones to take place in Jan: Aviation MinisterThe minister also said the Centre will start registering drones - BVLOS and others - within a few weeks time.
- Drone companies asked to install safety chip to avoid mishapsThe idea was mooted in a meeting between aviation minister Jayant Sinha and more than a dozen drone manufacturers on the sidelines of the G...
- Drones: Out of sight, but in Indian govt's mindAs part of the policy, the govt also proposed to set up a dedicated drone corridor, create drone ports and allow 100% foreign direct invest...
- Online registration for drone operation startsThe government, in August, had put in place regulations for operations of remotely piloted aircraft, to come into effect from December 1.
- India may not keep December 1 date with dronesIndia announced on August 27 that it would allow operation of drones from December 1 and categorised them into five based on weight.
- Drone policy out: Wait for its commercial use by Amazon, Flipkart gets longerThe machines can be deployed for commercial purposes but only within the line of sight of remote pilot, says aviation ministry.
- Foreign companies may not be allowed to operate drones in IndiaThe Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has put out for public consultations the draft requirements for operation of Civil RPAS.
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